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PVPadmanabhan Venkitasubramanianintvpadmanabhan.hashnode.dev

Leading empty tokens: Java String.split vs Apache Commons StringUtils.split

6d ago · 2 min read · If you’ve ever swapped between Java’s built-in String.split and Apache Commons’ StringUtils.split, you might have been surprised by a missing empty token at the start of the result. They differ in how

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