Use of split function

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package WordSplit;

import java.util.Arrays;

/**
 *
 * @author SHASHI
 */
public class WordsSplit {
   
   
    public static void main(String[] args) {
       
        String sentences=  "Generates HTML. Building HTML from a helper class is\n" +
"probably not really worth it for real projects (JSP is\n" +
"better), but we haven’t covered logic in servlets yet. But\n" +
"the general principle still holds: if you are doing the same\n" +
"thing in several servlets, move the code into shared class";
        String[] words = sentences.split("[\\n .(),]");      // as many punctuation we put we receive as many seperation point on the sentences.
       
        System.out.println(" In string form"+Arrays.toString(words)  );
       
        for (int i = 0; i < words.length; i++) {
            System.out.println(" "+words[i]);
           
           
        }
       
       
       
    }
   
   
}


#########################OUTPUT##############################################

run:
 In string form[Generates, HTML, , Building, HTML, from, a, helper, class, is, probably, not, really, worth, it, for, real, projects, , JSP, is, better, , , but, we, haven’t, covered, logic, in, servlets, yet, , But, the, general, principle, still, holds:, if, you, are, doing, the, same, thing, in, several, servlets, , move, the, code, into, shared, class]
 Generates
 HTML

 Building
 HTML
 from
 a
 helper
 class
 is
 probably
 not
 really
 worth
 it
 for
 real
 projects

 JSP
 is
 better


 but
 we
 haven’t
 covered
 logic
 in
 servlets
 yet

 But
 the
 general
 principle
 still
 holds:
 if
 you
 are
 doing
 the
 same
 thing
 in
 several
 servlets

 move
 the
 code
 into
 shared
 class
BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 0 seconds)