The method charAt(); returns a char. You are trying to store it in a String variable. So your String ch is not of a compatible type with your charAt() method. You can use those two symbols one you...
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Re: Need some help on my HS Project
The method charAt(); returns a char. You are trying to store it in a String variable. So your String ch is not of a compatible type with your charAt() method. You can use those two symbols one you...