[XML] How do I get every child tag separately?

Hello! With this Java to parse some XML:

Code:

    Node rs = doc.getElementsByTagName("redspawn").item(0);
                for(int i = 0 ; i < doc.getElementsByTagName("redspawn").getLength() ; i++){
   
                    String x = doc.getElementsByTagName("redspawn").item(0).getTextContent();
                    System.out.print(x);
                
                }

It returns one string..."010"

But my XML is structured like this:

Code:

    <redspawn>
        <x>0</x>
        <y>1</y>
        <z>0</z>
    </redspawn>

How can I get x, y, and z separately?
Is there a way to get every int separately out of a String?

Please don't suggest YAML, i'm trying to work with XML for specific reasons...

 

skipperguy12 Each of those is separate, but because you're using print and not println it puts them next to each other.

 

Tirelessly
But when I add:
System.out.println(one);
System.out.println("--");
it looks like this:
0
1
0
--

Same exact result with System.out.println(one + "--");
so basically, it is one string. Why?

 

Change the print to a println and don't do anything else. Tell me what happens.

 

Tirelessly
Okay, it's still 010 but with a bunch of spaces, causing it to appear multilined.

I added System.out.println(i) during forloop, it only goes up to 0...

 

Don't really know how XML works, so I can't really help then. Sorry. If it's always going to be one letter you can split it into a char array?

 

Tirelessly
Not very good with string manipulation, example?

 

String.toCharArray()