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Character ammount - .righteous - 04-25-2016 I've just finished watching your tenth "Learning Java" part and I want to limit the character number to five digits only. I've tried this: Code: import java.util.*; Never mind. I solved my own problem. If anyone's wondering, I was using chars() when I was supposed to be using length(). (Source of information) Code: nSequence.length() != rNumber.length() RE: Character ammount - brandonio21 - 04-28-2016 Hello .righteous and welcome to BP Forums! I'm glad to hear that you solved your issue. For your reference, most languages use the convention of "length()" to get the number of characters within a string. (Ruby, Javascript, Rust, C#.net) |