copy one character from a string.

I want to copy a string - character by character like this:

Mystr [ i ] := Yourstr[ j ]

(i and j are incremented)

Now, this doesn't work so I wonder how it would look
like using copy, typecast, or any other way to do the trick.



Thanks,
MetteLian

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