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Name |  | ### splitInts()
Examples |  |
    String numbers = "8 67 5 309";
    int list[] = splitInts(numbers);
    // list[0] is now 8, list[1] is now 67, ...

    // or if the separator is not a space

    String numbers = "8,67,5,309";
    int list[] = splitInts(numbers, ',');

    // if tabs are in-between (common for data files) use:
    // splitInts(numbers, '\t');
Description |  | A utility function which separates a group of ints embedded into a string into an array of ints. If no split character is specified, a blank space will be used as the split character.
Syntax |  |
    splitInts(string)
    splitInts(string, char)
Parameters |  |
string |  | the string to be broken into pieces
char |  | the character which is used to separate the values
Returns |  | int[]
Usage |  | Web & Application
Related |  | splitFloats() splitStrings() join()

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