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What does this mean?
My tutor said this as part of help for an assignment:
Each state needs a visited arraylist.
Assume a state is say state(string, int);
How do I do this and what does he mean?
His notes are useless and everyone is stuck!
How do I create an arrayList with the same name and attach them to lots of states?
Re: What does this mean?
Sorry, but the post makes little sense to me. Define 'state'. Define 'attach'. Define 'arraylist with the same name'.
Re: What does this mean?
makes little sense to me either, that is why i am confused. i think state is a node (on a map) state(string, int). when each node is reached it needs to get its own arrayList of all the previous nodes visited and store them.
Re: What does this mean?
I recommend getting some clarification from your tutor. Unfortunately there is little context for us to try and point you in the right direction - but you never know, perhaps another member might be able to shed some light.
Last edited by copeg; March 20th, 2011 at 10:36 AM.
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