Need help in Java char[]...

Okay guys... I have a char[] suposely made of A's, B's and C's...

If I find a character that isn't one of those, I want it to throw an exception and leave.

how do I do it?

char[] zong = {A,L,C,B,}

for (int k = 0; k < zong.length; k++ ) {
if ((zong[k] != A) && (zong[k] != B) && (zong[k] != C)) {
throw new Exception("exit");
}
}

Is this it?

thanks, /prog/

Holy shit people, it's called strpbrk.

char *pos = strpbrk(zong, "ABC");
After the call to strpbrk, *pos will be either '\0' (good, the entire string was A's, B's, and C's) or the first character in the string that wasn't one of those characters.

If Java doesn't have anything even remotely similar to this, Java is a shitty fucking language and deserves immediate death.