Parsing char-variables to String

Hello,
I 've got a little problem: I got three characters like 'a','b','c' and want to parse these characters in a String like str = "abc". How can I do so , or isn't this possible in general ?
Regards
Findus

or even more simple, even though this is not the
proper programming theory you should use... let's
pretend the chars are in an array called chars..It's not really any more simple than using a StringBuffer. Using StringBuffer and appending each characters is a lot more efficient than creating a new String object for each iteration. This is a lazy shortcut I used to use too, but it's not worth it :P

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