Can i put an array to my method?
For example:
public String[] Load(double id){
}
is this code valid? Does it return a string array value?
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Trying hard(im just a beginne)
Can i put an array to my method?
For example:
public String[] Load(double id){
}
is this code valid? Does it return a string array value?
Re: Trying hard(im just a beginne)
What happened when you compiled it? What happened when you made an example program to test it?Originally Posted by riddick_charel
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Re: Trying hard(im just a beginne)
Does the code compile OK? The compiler will tell you if there are syntax problems with the code.is this code valid?
If it compiles, try testing it by calling the method and printing out what is returned.
You can use this method to print out the contents of an array:System.out.println("an ID "+ java.util.Arrays.toString(theArrayName));
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