How do I remove a character from a string in java?
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Answer / Sukhvir Singh
You can remove a character from a string in Java by using the `substring()` method and creating a new string without the unwanted character. For example, `str.substring(0, indexOfTheCharToRemove) + str.substring(indexOfTheCharToRemove + 1)`. Alternatively, consider using `StringBuilder` for efficient string manipulation.
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