i have a string as below
string s =[104, 105, 103];
i want to extract the integer values and show it as character in Ascii format e.g
104=h
105=i
103=g
your advisez are appreciated .
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string-int-char
i have a string as below
string s =[104, 105, 103];
i want to extract the integer values and show it as character in Ascii format e.g
104=h
105=i
103=g
your advisez are appreciated .
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this code doesn't compile.
1. Strings are objects, and that means they start with a capital.
2. Strings can't be initialized like that ([104, 105, 103])
string s =[104, 105, 103];
This code would work,
AKA: String s = "104, 105, 103";
About converting strings to characters.
Java Convert Character to String
1) it seems far more useful to have an int array for this problem(up to you to understand what the teacher wants)
int[] myString = {104, 105, 103};
2) then all you have to do is use a "char" variable to convert it.
char oneLetter = (char)myString[0]; (this converts 104 into a char, which is 'h')
Hope this helps,
Jonathan
Last edited by JonLane; February 25th, 2012 at 01:38 PM. Reason: hyperlink fix
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