//the #1 goal here is to take a String, "hello" and convert it to a String[] ARRAY
//that returns such as " String[] finalDeal = { "h", "e", "l", "l", "o" }
//YES understand about Chars, but this is a unique situation dealing w/Java2d :)
//the code as provide provides a working example
//the method to do this, has been named "stringStripper" and have been messing for a few hours, since
//last night as well but for some reason not figuring it out
//Thank you
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.geom.*;
import javax.swing.*;
//
public class Test2_Graph_Array_Style extends JFrame
{
private String stringy; //the initial string desired to be converted into a STRING array
private String[] randStr;
private String subbed; //the 3 examples
private String subbed2;
private String subbed3;
private String[] finalDeal; //just in case needds to be used for the RETURN element of the method
private int length; //the length of "stringy" - just in case needed in the the method
public Test2_Graph_Array_Style() {
stringy = "hello";
int length = 4;
subbed = stringy.substring(0,1); //this incrementation will occur in the method below via 2 "int"variables
subbed2 = stringy.substring(1,2);
subbed3 = stringy.substring(2,3);
//the following line outputs "h e l" each on a new line, just as an example
System.out.println(subbed + "\n" + subbed2 + "\n" + subbed3 + "\n The method call is below: \n");
//stringStripper(stringy);
}
private String stringStripper (String stringy) {
for (int i = 0; i < stringy.length(); i ++) {
int s1 = 0; //s1 and s2 allow for incrementation of the "substring()"method like Constructor said
int s2 = 1;
subbed = stringy.substring(s1, s2);
System.out.println( subbed );
s1++; //increment through each pass
s2++;
}
return new String (subbed);
}
public static void main (String[] args) {
Test2_Graph_Array_Style test2_Array = new Test2_Graph_Array_Style();
}
}