Using results from a loop

Question

Hi!
I have the following code for a loop to print out some ascii characters.
for(int b=32; b<=126; b++)
            for(int c=32; c<=126; c++)
                System.out.println("Testing: " + (char)b + (char)c);I would like to use the output of the loop in another piece of code but I'm not too sure how I can do this. Here is the code that I want it entered into:
char[]  sentence  = sent.toCharArray();I used the above code for an input from a buffered reader and now I would like to take the characters from the loop and enter them like with the buffered reader.
I tried things like:
String senten = (char)b + (char)c;and
char[] senten = (char)b + (char)c;But they do not seem to work and I think I'm missing something really easy out... Can someone help me please?
Much appreciated

Answer 1

Java_noob wrote:
All the options that I have tried so far have still given me the same problem. It keeps saying that is cannot find the symbol and the symbol is one of the variables in the loop i.e. a, b, c etc
Just to clarify. I want to use the output of each iteration of the loop given by:Does the code:
for(int b=32; b<=126; b++)
            for(int c=32; c<=126; c++)
                System.out.println("Testing: " + (char)b + (char)c);give that error message? No, then post the code that does. (i'm guessing you keep the Sys.out, but don't add some {}s.
Always post the COMPLETE error message, don't try to reduce it. The Goddess gave us Copy and Paste for a reason.