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String Uy = "Terop"; for (String s : Uy.split("")) { if (s == "e") { continue ; } System.out.println(s); }

I want him to filter the letters e. (that is, it did not execute the output and returned to the beginning of the loop. I use the continue operator (as I do in python), it still does not return to the beginning of the loop and outputs.

Reported as a duplicate by YurySPb. ♦ java 11 Jun '18 at 10:13

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    Strings in Java must be compared through equals . Operator == compares the links, but they are different here, we sit down and do not work. - Yuriy SPb ♦

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