Inserting a character in an array

i already have this piece of code:
int length1=name1.length();
          int length2=name2.length();
          for(int g=0; g<length1; g++){
               for(int k=0; k<length2; k++){
               if(name2.charAt(k)==name1.charAt(g)){
                    if(name2.charAt(k)!=' '){ //excludes spaces to be inserted in the array
                         /*inserting of the character in the array is supposed to be here..but i dont know how it is done. im trying not to use classes.*/
im trying to insert characters in an array that is found in both name1 and name2. there should be no same characters found in the array.

a charachter array sounds allot like a String which has very useful methods like: indexOf, contains and replace, replaceAll. Have a look:
[http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/String.html]

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