Convert a String to an array of single characters?

[TryingToC#]

Hi everyone!

(I am using MS' Visual C# 2008 Express, in case that makes any difference...)

What I want to do is this: Take the content of a string (e.g. "Hello") and 'convert' it to an array that stores each character seperately (e.g. { "H", "e", "l", "l", "o" }). Can somebody tell me how to do that?

Additionally, is there a function that returns the index of an entity within an array? That is, if I was searching for an "e" in { "H", "e", "l", "l", "o" }, it'd return 1.

Sorry if these questions are dumb but I find it hard to come up with good key words for a google search. :/

Thanks in advance! (:

[kristof1104]

Actually a string is an array of chars so you can just do this
String s ="Hello";
then s[0] will be 'H' and s[1] will be 'e' and so on...

for the index you can use this:
String s="Hello";
textBox1.Text = "" + s.IndexOf('l');
wich will return 2

greets kristof

[TryingToC#]

Ha, that's easier than expected.

Thank you, kristof!