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how to print the sum of unique numbers in an given array?
That smoke detector tho lol
are nahi array -_- chutiye
thankyou so much ^_^
most of these arguments are appeals to emotion rather than actual arguments.
did bachelor of computer applications and learned shit
watched your vids made a calculator in like 2mins
lul
I’m having fun with these lessons !
public static void main(String[] args) {
int[] intarray={47,57,69,74,11};
System.out.println(intarray[2]);
System.out.println(“————————–“);
int element=0;
while (element<5){
System.out.println(intarray[element]);
element++;
}
Well Explained..
Hey bro .first i wanna thank you for your efforts made on java…. i wanna know how can use view
How to get size of an array
your quality of teaching is so impressive …u tougth practically all the concept…:)
I dint understand what is the importance of ++ during while loops or at every places…. ? Please respond to my answer +ProgrammingKnowledge !!
I was hoping you would explain two dimensional arrays
is there is no need to define the size of array when we declare it….if not then tell me why???
My method is first watch to the video and at the end i do exactly what u do but i add something from the past videos
In c we can insert the elements of an array using scanf and a while/for loop, how do you do it in java?!
excellent tutorials!
i learned more of this video than my whole ap computer science class
int [ ] x = new int [3];
int [ ] x = {1,2,3};
are them same?
Your teaching is simple and easy to understand. I am new to the software and do not have any kind of knowledge. But this tutorial is where i am learning all about java. Thank you!!!
your videos are good but not best. bcoz user defined value are not taught any of your video. what if someone want user defined array?
To avoid the problem of going over the number of values in your array, use (nameofarray).length in the comparison.
It didn’t given me any error even after using 6
I downloaded eclipse mars version and it is taking more than 20 secs to give the output, whenever I run a java program . Can anyone please help me with this?
could also do these ways too :
for(index = 0;index <=4;index++) { System.out.println(myArrays[index]); } /////// do { System.out.println(myArrays[index++]); } while(index<=4);