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I'm trying to convert a String that I'm reading from input to a character and didn't see an equivalent to the Integer.ParseInt(), for example, for the Character class in the documentation.
It sounds like you just want to do new Character(myString.charAt(0));. Probably a little more dummy-proofing, but it doesn't seem particularly difficult.
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Originally posted by Chuckit: It sounds like you just want to do new Character(myString.charAt(0));. Probably a little more dummy-proofing, but it doesn't seem particularly difficult.
Excellent. Thanks Chuckit, that should work. (And a different approach than I had been considering....)
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