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Mike Kaufman

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Mike Kaufman started programming in 1973 and is still here.

Java's String.trim has a strange idea of whitespace

Posted: Nov 11, 2008 8:47 AM

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Java represents strings using UTF-16, so one might assume that its "trim" method for trimming whitespace would be based on Unicode's view of which characters are whitespace. Or on Java's. Or would at least be consistent with other JDK methods. To my surprise, I've just realised that's far from the case.

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