Hey falks,
here is my problem:
I have a JSON file. The content of the file is:
{"ssid":"Netgear","password":"11111111"}
These were originally chars. But I have already converted it to a single string, as you can see. But my problem is:
I wannt make two seperate strings, in the area of where the two words are standin: Netgear and 11111111
How can I pick them out of the long string, and make two new strings, for example:
NewString1="Netgear";
NewString2="11111111";
Thanks mates.
thanks man, I will analyse that code.
Why ?
C is infinitely better equipped to process character arrays than ‘Strings’
i need it as a string. But if I can remove the "unwanted chars" before converting them into a string, than let us know 
What are unwanted characters ?
You need to be much more specific.
The world worked quite well with c-strings, then a helpful person found a way to corrupt and use more memory to make it ‘easier’ for beginners.
I understanding c-strings would be a Great Leap Forward in learning unless you jump up to a processor with more performance and memory.
Or you could just stick with delay() and cross your fingers 
Let me explain it again. This following is a String which I get after reading the jscon.config file:
String Example="{"ssid":"Netgear","password":"11111111"}";
By the way: these are the stored router data for a ESP8266. What I wanna do, is to make two string out of one. One String should contain the ssid (Netgear), and the second String schould contain the password (11111111).
wait a minute... do you mean, that using normal Strings, would disturb the perfomence of the IC ?
Very slightly, because Strings use quite a bit of additional memory (both program and RAM) and have to reprocess the Strings as c-strings and using c-string functions under the hood.