#How to do the same thing as .charAt(), but with String. ("string.At()"?

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gloomy ventureBOT
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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

glass coral
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did you at least try to do it with string?

stable halo
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first place to look is always the javadocs

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glass coral
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...it's the exact same code

pliant creek
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String str = "Leo";
System.out.print(str.charAt(1));

Output:
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charAt also works the same way with strings

crimson jolt
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substring?

pliant creek
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StringBuilder sb = new String("Leo with a doubt");
String str = sb.substring(0,3);

and if you want a stringbuilder just plug that string in new StringBuilder object

sb = new StringBuilder(sb.substring(0,3));