Range within an Array

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Sorry for the vague title, could not think of a better fitting one.

I have an Array and I would like to print a range of index's from this Array, so for example:

My Array could contain the letter A in index [0], the letter B in index [1] and so on. Is there anyway for me to print the letters A B C D contained in an Array of the whole alphabet, onto one line. So in other words print the first 4 letter of the alphabet.

System.out.println(alphabet[0-3]);

This of course only minuses 3 from 0.

Thanks for reading :), any tips or pointer's in the right direction appreciated.

[Mr.Beans]

You could use a for loop

for(int i = 0; i <=3; i++) {
	System.out.println( myArray[i] );
}

Just change the 3 to whatever the limit you want to iterate to is. You can also change i to start out at 1 if you want to print the array [1-3].

Mr.Beans

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Hey, thanks for the fast reply :). I dont know if I am doing it wrong but this prints:
A
B
C
D

I would like to try and print:
A B C D

Sorry for not explaining this clearly :o

[emceenugget]

instead of using println, just use print.

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Oh wow! I can not believe it was that simple. Thanks very much :D.

[Tshegofatsom]

I dont think you should have given the source code. There will be no learning if we provide the source code.

[CJSLMAN]

Tshegofatsom... If your refereing to the snippet of code (it's not a whole program) that Mr.Bean posted, I don't think there to much problem with that little piece of code. I do agree with you that complete solutions/programs should not be posted, because there's is no learning process involved (cut & paste & forget).

Luck,
CJSL