Find Wether unicode sequence is present in a string

HI,
How to find if there is unicode is present in a particular string. Let us say..
String s = '\u5639\u563b';
Which works fine.
But String s ="\\u" +"5639", which won't work bcoz of multiple string not a single character.. but still makes \u5639, my question is is there any way to make this sequence as a one single char .
Thanks in advance,
Srinivas N

Those are two seperate characters. Since a char can
only hold a single character it is not possible to
fit those into a char. Why do you want them in a char
anyway? Do you known that there's a method named
contains(String) in String?In Java 1.5, it's contains(CharSequence). I'd rather use indexOf(String).
If your real problem is to convert a String like "5639" into a char, use (char) Integer.parseInt("5639", 16) (since 5639 is a hex number or base 16).

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