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Serialcek

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Hello everyone. I would like to make an application in java.
I will try to explain you what I wanna do.
Let's say that a prof of math in a elementary school upload a homework in a txt file on the internet.
I would make a java app which can read this file in the correct way and show it to the learners.

This is an example of the content of the txt file.
FIRST LABEL: $1.) Theorem is a relation in Euclidean geometry among the three sides of a right triangle.$
SECOND LABEL: $About which theorem are we talking about?$ !SECOND TEXTFIELD!
THIRD LABEL: $2.) 13 + 23 =$ !THIRD TEXTFIELD!

This is an example of java app which read the txt file:
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I would like to do something like that. Is this possible?
Can anyone help me?

Thx bye

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Yes it's possible. How familiar with string parsing are you?
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Actually I'm not.. but I just search on the web "string parsing" and I understood the idea..
It doesn't look so difficult.
Thx man :)

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Glad I could help :)
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