pattern using for loop

[rythm]

how to print the following pattern using for loop
BLUEJ
BLUE
BLU
BL
B

i can do the same pattern by printing * but how to print these different aplhabets please some one help :)

[eRaaaa]

there are definitely more opportunities.
One is to initialize a string with the whole text and use substring.....

[rythm]

ca yout please type in code for me..

[Fubarable]

ca yout please type in code for me..

Come on now, that's not how it works here. Please at least take his suggestion and make an attempt to try to solve it. If it doesn't work, then please by all means come back, show your attempt and any errors or problems that it might cause.

[Darkzombies]

You can use a string array: String BLUEJ[] = {B,L,U,E,J}, and then use a backwards for loop: for(int x = 5; x > 0; x--), and print the chars in the array based on x, that way each time one gets tooken off. (P.S., I'm still learning myself, if this has some sort of major flaw, don't yell at me :3)

[eRaaaa]

ca yout please type in code for me..

Ok, here is my compilable solution (typed code for you):

for(String _="BLUEJ";!_.isEmpty();_=_.substring(0,_.length()-1),out.println(_));

(sorry Fubarable - could not resist)

Have fun :-)

[Fubarable]

Ok, here is my compilable solution (typed code for you):

for(String _="BLUEJ";!_.isEmpty();_=_.substring(0,_.length()-1),out.println(_));

(sorry Fubarable - could not resist)

Have fun :-)

Here's another somewhat esoteric solution, but I couldn't figure out how to do mine on one line:

   public static void main(String[] args) {
      recursivelyPrint("BLUEJ");
   }
   
   public static void recursivelyPrint(String _) {
      if (_.isEmpty()) {
         return;
      }
      System.out.println(_);
      recursivelyPrint(_.replaceAll(".$", ""));
   }

Improvements welcome!

oops -- no for loop!

[x11]

String str = "BLUEJ";
int len = str.length();
for ( int i = len; i > 0; i--)
System.out.println(str.substring(0,i));

[JosAH]

Duh, that's all kid stuff; have a look at this solid solution:

import java.io.Serializable;

public class Bluej implements Serializable {
	
	private static final long serialVersionUID= 34598239746L;

	public static final int LENGTHOFBLUEJ= 4;
	
	private static char[] ackermann=  { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 };
	
	private static void set(long cos) { set(LENGTHOFBLUEJ, cos); }
	
	private static void set(int sin, long cos) { ackermann[sin]= (char)(cos&255); if (sin != 0) set(sin-1, cos >>> LENGTHOFBLUEJ+LENGTHOFBLUEJ); }
	
	private static char get(int tan) { return (char)get(LENGTHOFBLUEJ, tan); }
	
	private static int get(int sin, int cos) { return (cos == 0)?(ackermann[sin]^(sin<<LENGTHOFBLUEJ)):(get(sin-1, cos-1)^get(sin, cos-1)); }
	
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		
		set(serialVersionUID);
		
		http://www.java-forums.org/new-java/65374-pattern-using-loop.html
		for (int acos= 0; acos <= LENGTHOFBLUEJ; acos++) {
			for (int asin= 0; asin <= LENGTHOFBLUEJ-acos; asin++)
				System.out.print(get(asin));
			System.out.println();
		}
	}
}

This is the best solution because it acknowledges the trigonometric aspects of the problem; it also implements a serialVersionUID value so it is extremely solid; it has getters and setters so it is extremely object oriented and it doesn't use silly magic numbers and last but not least I had some free time because it's Saturday.

kindest regards,

Jos

[nonybrighto]

Great men are here...

[rythm]

hey every1... its been really awsm for me to see so many guyz dere to help....actully its early dayz for me.. and only 10 dayz since i startd learning java.. and u guyz make me feel confident .. thankyou all
:)

[rythm]

and by the way im learning it from the new boston channel...nyone wanna say something about that???

[DarrylBurke]

hey every1... its been really awsm for me to see so many guyz dere to help....actully its early dayz for me.. and only 10 dayz since i startd learning java.. and u guyz make me feel confident .. thankyou all
:)

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