file handling

Use String.split.

Why do you want to put them in different arrays though? That smells like bad design. Most likely you should define a class that holds a number and a name, and have a single array or List of that class.

[http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/index.html]

[http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/lang/String.html#split(java.lang.String)]

My, you read that tutorial in record time!

greenhorn wrote:
could u provide me with a sample code please

Much better for you to read the tutorial, then come back with your attempt. Good luck.

greenhorn wrote:
could u provide me with a sample code please

Could you (not "u") try reading the tutorial and using google please?

greenhorn wrote:
i am short on time

This won't go over well here and is often translated as: I am too busy and important to do the work; you're neither so do the work for me. The usual reply is: "No, please do your own work. Your time limit is your problem, not ours." This is often transposed to varying degrees of politeness.

Good luck.

How can I put this politely? Fock off.

You were provide some links earlier. I'm sure they provide code examples. If you are really short on time (not that is any of our concern) then why waste time here whining when you could be reading those links and learning stuff for yourself.

greenhorn wrote:
i am short on time

Not relevant to anybody here, and not our problem.

it would be really helpful if you could show me the code

No, that would just teach you that it's okay for others to do your work for you, and to be helpless. Hardly helpful.

Post your code and ask a specific question about it.

Sure.

public class GoodAdvice {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    char[] word = {(char)70, (char)117, (char)99, (char)107, (char)32, (char)111, (char)102, (char)102};
    System.out.println(new String(word));
  }
}

greenhorn wrote:
am am not really in the coding field

Not our concern, now is it? Are you trying to learn Java or not is the more important question to answer.

i believe my question had no ambiguity
can u please give me a code for it

...and you will simply never learn with this attitude. Much luck, you'll definitely need it.