You are given a string containing a series of 9 digit zip codes with a dash separating the two parts and one space separating each full zip code from the next one. For example, String str="11230-1234 11011-3489 07621-8845"; Write Java code to print the first 5 digits of each zip code followed by the last 4 digits of the zip code as separate value. For example: 11230 1234 11011 3489 07621 8845 NOTE: The first part of the full zip code is always 5 digits, the second part is always 4 digits and there's always a dash in between the two parts. Keep in mind that your code must handle a String that has any number of such pairs, not just the three in the example above

You are given a string containing a series of 9 digit zip codes with a dash separating the two parts and one space separating each full zip code from the next one. For example, String str="11230-1234 11011-3489 07621-8845"; Write Java code to print the first 5 digits of each zip code followed by the last 4 digits of the zip code as separate value. For example: 11230 1234 11011 3489 07621 8845 NOTE: The first part of the full zip code is always 5 digits, the second part is always 4 digits and there's always a dash in between the two parts. Keep in mind that your code must handle a String that has any number of such pairs, not just the three in the example above

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter7: Characters, Strings, And The Stringbuilder

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9PE

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