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Finding a character in acharacter array at specific index, without using the String class.
I am working on an assignment where I cannot use the String class. I have to basically create my own String class, with a few basic methods. I am currently working on the part where I have to find the character at index[x] and do not really know how to work my way around this. Any ideas?
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Re: Finding a character in acharacter array at specific index, without using the String class.
If you are working with an array, you would not use any String class methods.
If index[x] is an int value it can be used as the index into another array:find the character at index[x]anArray[anotherArray[x]]; // index into anArray using the value at anotherArray[x]
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