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 | It is printing out the whole thing because args[i] != "the" is not comparing the string contents, it is comparing the string objects themselves (by comparing thier hash codes). The comparison you want is: if(!args[i].equals("the")) output+= args[i]; An easier method of replacement, as noted above would be: output = args.replaceAll("the","") …  |
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