I'm currently writing up a report. One of the methods reads a file and adds it line by line to an arraylist. Is that the correct terminology or should I say it's added to an arraylist object - or is it something else entirely?
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I'm currently writing up a report. One of the methods reads a file and adds it line by line to an arraylist. Is that the correct terminology or should I say it's added to an arraylist object - or is it something else entirely?
What ever your lecturer would say is the best thing to go with.
But an ArrayList is an Object, just as everything else that isn't a primitive.
Chris
igniteflow (September 10th, 2009)
Or you could just say into a list or collection, since ArrayList is a List and List is a Collection
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