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Excel formula to replace specific cell with array

in Excel I have a column of numbers, I am wanting to replace anything in the cell that starts with NUM, and ends in the last 2 digits of the number. So, for example, I want all NUMS to be zero’d, all NUMs that have a three at the end, to be three zeros, and all NUMs that have a four at the end to be four zeros.

This is not really an Array formula, but it is fairly simple. I believe the following formula will do what you want.
=If(Left(A1,3)=»NUM»,0,If(Right(A1,2)=»01″,1,0))

This formula will return 0 if the first three characters of a cell is «NUM», if the last two characters of the number is a 0 then 1 otherwise 0
EDIT:
I realized that I assumed you want your number to be zero’d, but the OP clarified that they wanted to do the reverse. This will leave all numbers untouched, but will make your numbers «implicit», i.e. non-numeric.
This formula will also leave the last two digits of the cell as they are.
=If(Left(A1,3)=»NUM»,If(Right(A1,2)=»01″,1,0),A1)

If you want to specifically target any numbers that start with «NUM» followed by a «2» then you can add an additional condition.
=If(Left(A1,3)=»NUM»,If(Right(A1,2)=»01″,1,0),A1)

Understanding Java’s default constructor’s parameter of a single-parameter constructor

I’m going through some source code for learn java, and I’m having a hard time understanding this statement:
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