Character array question

[dauwpunt]

Hi there, I’ve got a (hopefully easy) question regarding an array of characters/symbols that represent text. Like I have it below it doesn’t allow for one of the elements to be ‘F#’ (or anything with more than 1 symbol). Is there a way to have an array like this?

char[] string = {'C', 'E', 'G', 'B', 'F#'}; 

[Chrisir]

String[] notes = { “A”, …

[Chrisir]

Note that the “” gets distorted by my phone

Also, remember that == doesn’t work on Strings, use something.equals(“F#”) instead or use switch (notes[i]) {

See reference

Warm regards,

Christoph

[glv]

Hello,

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[dauwpunt]

Ah, thanks Christoph! I did mess around with String but somehow didn’t arrive at that extremely easy solution lol…