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From: GHansen@hotmail.com (Gunter Hansen)
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Subject: How to join a range of array string slots with blank delimiters? Almost opposite of string.split()?
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Assume I split a text line with a command like:

  String[] part = line.split("\\s+");
  
Ok, fine, but how is the opposite command?
Keep in mind that the delimiter between the joined slots of the target string should be one blank.

Moreover: Can I join e.g. only slots [3],...,[MAX]?

So I need a command similar to:

  String joined = part[3,MAX].join(' ');

How ca I achieve this?

If this is not possible directly then maxbe with a work around?

Gunther