How to extract the same string from two texts with a java program

Answer 1

To extract the same string from two texts using a java-based program, you can use a java-based string method such as the Arraysequences () method to compare the two strings.

The following is an example code that shows how to use the Arraysequences () method of the java-class to extract the same string from two texts:

```java
import javautilArrays;

public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String text1 = This is a novel;
String text2 = This is another novel;

//Use the Array sequences () method to compare two strings for equality
if (Arraysequals(text1 text2)) {
System out print in (the same string in two texts is: + text1 + and + text2);
} else {
System out print in (the different strings in the two texts are: + text1 + and + text2);
}
}
}
```

In the example above, we first defined two string variables, text1 and text2, to store the text content of the novel. Then we use the Arraysequences () method to compare whether text1 and text2 are equal. If they were equal, the output would be "The same string in the two texts is: both are novels"; otherwise, the output would be "The different strings in the two texts are: one is a novel and the other is a novel".

Please note that if you want to extract the same string from multiple texts, you can use multiple if statements to compare each text string and output the corresponding result.