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Unexpected behavior of char[] in print / println

Hey. While working with an array of characters I checked the value of the array members by using the print / println function. The code boils down to : void setup() { char[] ch = new char[2]; ch[0] = ‘0’; ch[1] = ‘0’; print("two statements: "); println(ch[0] + ch[1]); println("one statement: " + ch[0] + ch[1]); exit(); } which on the console delivers: two statements: 96 one statement: 00 I am able to indicate the origine of the 96 as being twice de ASCII code of ‘0’ (zero) but the diffe…