@tiagocorreiaalmeida You can use
w{0,3} to allow w to be there 0-3 times
So if you want that both exactly - only 3 or 0 times - you'd need
(w{3})?
Or
url.match(/.../)[3]
With
.exec you can get out specific capturing groups
anyway still trying to figure out why that 2 one
gets the dot
:D
regex is the kind of thing you get all motivated to use and then you are like, yeah ok see you later
:D
look above
happens only on that case
in the others I only get the domain and not what comes after the dot its what I mean
I tried if(outcome1.equalsIgnoreCase("Yes")){.
However, the program runs but doesn't being the user to that method when they input "Yes" or "No". How can I fix this?
System.out.println("Please enter the one of the following exactly how you see on your display 'Yes' or 'No'");
outcome1=userinput.next();
if(outcome1.equalsIgnoreCase("Yes")){
FunctionalSkills();
}
if(outcome1.equalsIgnoreCase("No")){
System.out.println("Thanks for using the Liam's UCAS grade calculator.");
System.exit(0);
} 
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@tiagocorreiaalmeida But i finished the crap with the essay ^^
@tiagocorreiaalmeida It depends a bit on what i get. I guess i will do some datastructure research for datase indices
@tiagocorreiaalmeida I still have to go ask the professor for if he has something good for me
It will maybe be something like implementing stuff from newest research in a specific environment, maybe improve it and test it
