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Conversation Between khimmy and Shaun@SyncWeb

1 Visitor Messages

  1. Shaun@SyncWeb
    Did you work out your problem? My hint about chars should have got you started. For instance, in your class, you could declare an array of type bytes, like:

    private static byte testBytes [] = { 72, 101, 108, 108, 111, 0 };

    Then you'll need a method of converting the bytes to characters, ie:

    public static char byteToChar(byte c)
    {
    return (char)c;
    }

    then it's a case of printing that out using format or printf. Have fun!

    Regards,

    Shaun.
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