How can I use //s in a Java programming language to spit the strings?

 In the context of Java programming language the //s in Java refers to the regex pattern which represents whitespace characters. It also includes spaces, tabs, and line breaks. It becomes crucial when you use //s in Java to split the strings into individual words.

  Here is the example given to use //s regex in Java

Public class SplitStringExample {

    Public static void main(String[] args) {

        String inputString = “Hello	World Java Regex”;

        // Splitting the string using \s+ pattern (one or more whitespace characters)

        String[] words = inputString.split(\s+);

        // Displaying the individual words

        System. out.println(“Individual words:”);

        For (String word: words) {

            System.out.println(word);

        }

    }

}

In this above example the “split(\s+) method is used to split the string. Therefore, the string “inputstring” is split into the array of words which are based on the whitespace characters.