PaulS:
for (int x = 0; x < strlen(someChars); x++) //ignore the terminating zero
{
Serial.print(someChars[x]);
}
Or justSerial.print(someChars);
If someChars is NOT a string (i.e. is not NULL terminated), then strlen() can NOT be called.
Paul - did you miss the title of this thread or the first sentence of the OPs first post ? He/she wants to access specific characters in an array of chars, hence my example which, by the way does include
Serial.print(someChars);
I agree that I could have been more specific about the use of strlen() with arrays of chars