<span><span>Alt 244 =⌠
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Alt 245 =<span>⌡
So, you're going to hit "Alt", then over to the side of your keyboard, you should see groups of numbers. Not the numbers above your letters, but the ones on to the side. While pressing "Alt", you're going to hit either 244, or 245.
I hope I helped :)</span></span></span>
Answer:
private void printArray(int[] arr){ //0
System.out.print("["); //1
for(int k : arr){ //2
System.out.print(k + ", "); //3
}
System.out.println("]"); //4
}
Explanation:
This method should get you started. Your teacher may want a different format or a different type of loop. If you haven't learned for loops yet don't use them that'd be suspicious ;)
What I did:
0: This is the method heading with one parameter for the 1D array. If you need to access it in a different class change private to public.
1: This prints the [ with no line break
2: This is an enhanced for loop to iterate through each element in a 1D array. Alternatively, a normal for loop looks like this:
for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++)
instead of retrieving the variable with the enhanced for, you'd have to use arr[i] instead of k in this scenario.
3: This prints the value in each pass of the loop along with a comma and a space.
4: This adds the ] with a line break when the loop is completed
Hope this helps you get started :D comment if you need further help
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