sorry but...

[lionheart]

is there a way to split a string into many chars..
like
John Doe
into
variable1 = 'j'
variable1 = 'o'
variable1 = 'h'
variable1 = 'n'

variable1 = 'D'
variable1 = 'o'
variable1 = 'e'
arg im not very gud at java..
i liked turing better lol
twas easier!

[Andy]

what type of string are you talking about? character array or java String object?

[lionheart]

i mean a character array so that you can put the letters of the string in it..
i am aware of..
split() but doesn't that nly work for seperate words

[wtd]

Java:

String s = "Hello"; char[] letters = s.toCharArray();

[lionheart]

ok lol
now how do you call it to output >.<

thanks for helping btw
ahh
stupid me..!
got it

[Hikaru79]

lionheart wrote:

ok lol
now how do you call it to output >.<

Just go through every element of the array.

Java:

for (int x=0; x<letters.length;x++){ System.out.println(letters[x]); }

[rizzix]

lionheart wrote:

i mean a character array so that you can put the letters of the string in it..
i am aware of..
split() but doesn't that nly work for seperate words

no it dosen't.. it can work on individual characters.. just supply it the "correct" regex for the delimiter.. in the case of separating individual characters.. there is no delimiter so supply an empty String..

code:

String[] split = "John Doe".split("");         for (String s : split)             System.out.println(s);

[alex69s]

just do:

code:

String s = "Hello";         for (int x = 0 ; x < s.length() ; x++)         {             System.out.println (s.charAt (x));         }