Issue
I am trying to create an Android calculator which uses strings in Kotlin. My problem is how do I delete a comma (or the negative) if it already contains one.
Here is my code, it adds the comma correctly but doesn’t delete it if user clicks again:
if (!buClickValue.contains(".")) {
buClickValue += "."
} else {
buClickValue.replace(".", "")
}
}
or here is my Github
Solution
The replace()
method is designed to return the value of the new String
after replacing the characters. In your case, the value obtained after replacing the characters is never reassigned back to the original variable.
Specifically in your else clause, the line should be changed to –
buClickValue = buClickValue.replace(".", "")
Answered By – Ameya Pandilwar
Answer Checked By – Mildred Charles (BugsFixing Admin)