Turn an String array all into one String?

[Ben Jass]

Ok lets say I have a string array like so:

String[] example = {"Poopy", "55","coolio");

How could I change this, all into one String like so:

String whatIWant = "Poopy55coolio";

I appreciate it.

[Tom Reilly]

Start with an empty whatIWant String (""). Using a for loop, iterate through each of the Strings in your array and add them to whatIWant. Please respond if you need more advice.

[Ben Jass]

Well I was thinking that, but if I did this

for (int counter = 0; counter < example.length; counter++) {
whatIWant = example[counter];
}

Doesn't it just change the example every time until it reaches the ending length.
So the outcome would be:
whatIWant = "coolio";

Oh wait...would I do this:
whatIWant += example[counter];
?

[Greg Brannon]

Try

whatIWant += example[counter];

[Mohamed Sanaulla]

You can try toString method of java.util.Arrays class.

[Wouter Oet]

Don't concatenate the Strings but use a StringBuilder.