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Let's say I have a string like this.

Dim str As String = "code"

I need to break this string down to an array of characters like this,

{"c", "o", "d", "e"}

How can I do this?

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Every string is an implicit char-array. So you can get the 3rd char by:

Dim char3 = str(2)

Edit: Just for the sake of completeness. You can also use String.ToCharArray to convert the string instance to a new char-array instance. The core benefit of using ToCharArray is that the char-array you receive is mutable, meaning you can actually change each individual character.

Note that you could also use LINQ. If you for example want the first three characters of a String:

Dim firstThree As Char() = str.Take(3).ToArray()

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