Is there a way to create a java program on Branching and selecting method on problems like this? Suppose that we are working for an online service that provides a bulletin board for its users. We would like to give our users the option of filtering out profanity. Suppose that we consider the words cat dog and rabbit to be profane.  Write a program that reads a string from the keyboard and test whether the string contain any one of these words.  Your program should find words like cAt that differ only in case.   Have your program reject only lines that contain one or more of the three words exactly.  For example, concatenation is a small category should not be considered profane.    This problem can be solved easily.  If you add a space to the beginning of the string and a space at the end of the string you only need to check if space cat space or space dog space or space rabbit space is in the string. Use three if statements; one for each word. If one or more of the words are there set the boolean variable profane to true.   In each if statement that has its word in the string print that that word was found.  Print out the value of profane at the end. There is a String method contains.  It has a String parameter and returns a boolean value indicating if the parameter is in the String being examined. Example: if(inputStirng.contains(“ cat ”))// will return true if the String “ cat ” is in the String inputString.

Is there a way to create a java program on Branching and selecting method on problems like this?

Suppose that we are working for an online service that provides a bulletin board for its users. We would like to give our users the option of filtering out profanity. Suppose that we consider the words cat dog and rabbit to be profane.  Write a program that reads a string from the keyboard and test whether the string contain any one of these words.  Your program should find words like cAt that differ only in case.   Have your program reject only lines that contain one or more of the three words exactly.  For example, concatenation is a small category should not be considered profane.    This problem can be solved easily.  If you add a space to the beginning of the string and a space at the end of the string you only need to check if space cat space or space dog space or space rabbit space is in the string. Use three if statements; one for each word. If one or more of the words are there set the boolean variable profane to true.   In each if statement that has its word in the string print that that word was found.  Print out the value of profane at the end.

There is a String method contains.  It has a String parameter and returns a boolean value indicating if the parameter is in the String being examined. Example: if(inputStirng.contains(“ cat ”))// will return true if the String “ cat ” is in the String inputString.