[Nicholas Jordan]

Normally, it is better not to do this but the handy utility here is a good tool for beginners to have: It shows the base ascii printable characters.

Code:

// An array may not hold all the letters of the alphabet.
// A print all ascii char utility. Save some beginners
// several sluggish starts, use a StringBuffer

public class AlphaZetaBet
{
    // String Buffer - we do not know how far it will go.
    StringBuffer stringBuffer = new StringBuffer(26);
    String getCharacters()
    {
        // note the single tick marks for a char
        char c = ' ';// space, the beginning of printable
        // This stops on backspace character.
        do
        {
            stringBuffer.append(c++);
        }
        while(c < 0x7f);
        return stringBuffer.toString();
    }
    public static void main (String [] args)
    {
        AlphaZetaBet azb = new AlphaZetaBet();
        System.out.println(azb.getCharacters());
    }
   
}

Bye all!