Ned help in PALINDROME

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aloha people! I need help in my java palindrome program. It's a 5-digit palindrome checker. The code below is running good but i got a few problems on it.

If I enter 33633, 11211, 45554, it will return

It's a Palindrome!

and if I enter 33636 or 11214, it returns

It's not a Palindrome!

now my problem is if i enter 00000, it got some errors the one below:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Strin gIndexOutOfBoun dsException: String index out of range: 1
at java.lang.Strin g.charAt(String .javaL687)
at palindrome4.mai n(palindrome4.j ava:19)

And if I only enter 1,2,3 or 4 digits like 33 or 112, i got the same error.

String index out of range: 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 (depending on the input)

Here's my code below..


import java.util.*;

public class palindrome4
{
public static void main (String args[])
{

Scanner input = new Scanner (System.in );
String num
int number, num1, num2, num3, num4, num5;

System.out.prin t( "Enter a 5-digit integer: " );
number = input.nextInt() ;

len = number + "";
num1 = num.charAt(0);
num2 = num.charAt(1);
num3 = num.charAt(2);
num4 = num.charAt(3);
num5 = num.charAt(4);

if (num1 == num5 && num2 == num4 )
System.out.prin tln ( "wOoOt! It's a PALINDROME!" );
else
System.out.prin tln (" Sorry! It's not a PALINDROME.");

Calendar date = Calendar.getIns tance();
System.out.prin tf( "\nProcesse d on %tc by \nElvar de los Santos\n", date );

}
}

[Vikram Sharma]

You should check if the length of the input string is equal to 5.
if yes only then you should move foward.
you are extracting charAt upto 5 chars so it will obviously give the problem of out of bound.

[r035198x]

aloha people! I need help in my java palindrome program. It's a 5-digit palindrome checker. The code below is running good but i got a few problems on it.

If I enter 33633, 11211, 45554, it will return

It's a Palindrome!

and if I enter 33636 or 11214, it returns

It's not a Palindrome!

now my problem is if i enter 00000, it got some errors the one below:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Strin gIndexOutOfBoun dsException: String index out of range: 1
at java.lang.Strin g.charAt(String .javaL687)
at palindrome4.mai n(palindrome4.j ava:19)

And if I only enter 1,2,3 or 4 digits like 33 or 112, i got the same error.

String index out of range: 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 (depending on the input)

Here's my code below..


import java.util.*;

public class palindrome4
{
public static void main (String args[])
{

Scanner input = new Scanner (System.in );
String num
int number, num1, num2, num3, num4, num5;

System.out.prin t( "Enter a 5-digit integer: " );
number = input.nextInt() ;

len = number + "";
num1 = num.charAt(0);
num2 = num.charAt(1);
num3 = num.charAt(2);
num4 = num.charAt(3);
num5 = num.charAt(4);

if (num1 == num5 && num2 == num4 )
System.out.prin tln ( "wOoOt! It's a PALINDROME!" );
else
System.out.prin tln (" Sorry! It's not a PALINDROME.");

Calendar date = Calendar.getIns tance();
System.out.prin tf( "\nProcesse d on %tc by \nElvar de los Santos\n", date );

}
}

Remember
1.) The program only does what you tell it to do.
2.) String characters indexing start at 0
3.) Java also has a convenient for loop.
4.) You can wrap your code in code tags when posting it so it's easier to read.