How to find out next character alphabetically?

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Try this:

char letter="c";

if (letter == 'z')
    nextChar="a";
else if (letter == 'Z')
    nextChar="A";

else
    nextChar = (char)(((int)letter) + 1);

This way you have no trouble when the char is the last of the alphabet.

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