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 | You can input the two numbers from the user and keep them as a string in your program, after that, you can use the "StringTokenizer" class which can split your string into tokens. NOTE: I think it's under the directory java.util. I hope my answer was helpful.  |
| | It would be easy if you use the "contains(...)" method.[CODE]String f = "abcde"; System.out.println(f.contains("bc"); System.out.println(f.contains("de");[/CODE]  |
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