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Arrays in Java: (Part 2)

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Arrays in Java: (Part 2)

One Dimensional Array:

  • - Array in the simplest form is one dimensional array (One-D). It has only rows for storing records. One D array of size 6 can be pictured as follows:
  • Creating one dimensional arrays (STATIC):
    • Step 1: Declaration:
      • The syntax of declaring STATIC one dimensional arrays is:
        datatype array_name[];
        OR
        datatype []array_name;
    • Step 2: Initializing:
      • The syntax of initializing STATIC one dimensional array is:
        array_name = {value1, value2, value3 … valueN};
    • As the values are given in “Initializing” step in STATIC array, there is no need of third step here. [Step1 and 2 can be combined as follows:]
      • Declaring an Integer data type array :
        int m[] = {21,85,48,54,78,96,321,54,47,87};
      • Declaring a double (decimal values) data type array :
        double m[] = {13.0, 322.15, 85.1, 63.12, 48.12, 78.0};
      • Declaring a String data type array :
        String m[] = {“Hello World”, “Hi!”, “abc@abc.com”};
      • Declaring a Character data type array :
        char m[] = {‘a’, ‘c’, ‘2′, ‘f’ };
Click HERE for Examples of One Dimensional Arrays in Java
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