Re: Array Help -- JAVA400-L

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You could do it with a char array, but why? Substring method is much easier! Be careful with the parms as they are a little strange. The starting position is inclusive and the ending position is exclusive. Also like most things in Java, it is zero based.

Marshall

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Subject: Array Help

Hi Folks,

Wondering if some one can help me with some java array processing. I have a
string field 46 characters long that I would like to load to an array and
then extract specific positions of the array like positions 5 to 9. Is there
a better way to do this? Like maybe using a "substring" function on the
string field?

THANKS IN ADVANCE

Michael P. Gibbons
Manager of Programming & Technical Services
MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY
2300 Adams Ave.
Scranton, PA 18509

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