Java gives you the ability to dynamically create strings. Even after you set the string value, you can add more characters to the string value throughout the code. This process lets you build a ...

Just type the unicode characters into the Java. It's more readable than unicode escapes. But you should compile with Maven or Ant and explicitly set the compilation charset to UTF-8 (or something ...

The String.split method is not limited to splitting on a single character. In the next example, I use the three characters of the Groovy Spaceship Operator ( <=> ) as the token (and it works fine).