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    I was wondering if it would be possible if i can change the arraylist to have number images rather than NORMAL text numbers?
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    Default Re: ARRAY LIST

    Yes, you could replace the class name: Integer with the class name: Image in the ArrayList's definition. The ArrayList can not know the content of Images that are being added to it.
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    To know the content of the Image, he could use a Map: Map<Integer,Image>
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    Default Re: ARRAY LIST

    Quote Originally Posted by aussiemcgr View Post
    To know the content of the Image, he could use a Map: Map<Integer,Image>
    ...couldn't he just use the indexes of the List or array? :p
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    That too, lol.
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