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add hint to ChoiceFormat
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user140547
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If you want to keep the StringBuilder, you use its fluent interface like this to remove some clutter.

    builder.append("first")
       .append("second")
       .toString();

BTW, there is also some support in Java for pluralization and so on, but I have to admit I have never used it because in most cases it is really simpler to use a simple if. But if you want the perfect, maybe a bit overengineered solution for internationalization, you can have a look at ChoiceFormat

If you want to keep the StringBuilder, you use its fluent interface like this to remove some clutter.

    builder.append("first")
       .append("second")
       .toString();

If you want to keep the StringBuilder, you use its fluent interface like this to remove some clutter.

    builder.append("first")
       .append("second")
       .toString();

BTW, there is also some support in Java for pluralization and so on, but I have to admit I have never used it because in most cases it is really simpler to use a simple if. But if you want the perfect, maybe a bit overengineered solution for internationalization, you can have a look at ChoiceFormat

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user140547
  • 469
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  • 8

If you want to keep the StringBuilder, you use its fluent interface like this to remove some clutter.

    builder.append("first")
       .append("second")
       .toString();