Hello, is there a way to use char[][] instead of using the string[] type.
String[] mylist1 = {"apple", "orange", "pear"}; char[][] mylist2 = new char[4][128];
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Use char[][] instead of string[].
Hello, is there a way to use char[][] instead of using the string[] type.
String[] mylist1 = {"apple", "orange", "pear"}; char[][] mylist2 = new char[4][128];
Re: Use char[][] instead of string[].
If you want to use the word apple as char and not a string you have use ' ' and not " ".
Re: Use char[][] instead of string[].
The String class has a method that will copy the contents of a String into a char array.
Read the API doc.
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