Arrays in Java - Kirkwood Community College
Arrays in Java
... and a few other things
Array
? Homogeneous collection of elements
? all same data type ? can be simple type or object type
? Each element is accessible via its index (random access)
? Arrays are, loosely speaking, objects
? require initialization with the new operator ? possess an instance variable (length)
Array declaration & initialization
? The syntax for array declaration is:
dataType [] name;
? Examples:
int [] numList; String [] names; Object stuff []; // variant syntax ? still allowed
? We initialize an array with new, specifying the length; syntax:
name = new dataType[size]; e.g. names = new String[100];
? Declaration and initialization are often combined:
int [] numList = new int[1000];
Quick check: use the space below to write code that declares & initializes an array of 100 ints to random values
Populating an array
? Simple type arrays are often populated using a simple count-controlled loop:
Random rg = new Random(); for (int x = 0; x < numList.length; x++)
numList[x] = rg.nextInt(5000);
? Relatively small arrays can also be initialized at declaration:
String [] colors = {"red", "green", "blue"};
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