Author | Topic: Boone 1.1 Mock #40 |
Eric Barnhill ranch hand |
posted May 05, 2000 11:01 PM
Question: Construct an array of 3 String objects containing the strings "a", "b", "c", using the {} notation. Call the string by the variable name s. Answer: String s = {"a","b","c"}; shouldn't there be an indication of an array somewhere? I get a compiler error with this. My answer was String[] s = {"a","b","c"}; Eric
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Ashish Thakur greenhorn |
posted May 05, 2000 11:11 PM
In my opinion ur answer is fine. when u said : shouldn't there be an indication of an array somewhere? I get a compiler error with this. My answer was String[] s = {"a","b","c"}; the "this" meant the previous code right?, cause ur code will not have a problem unless u try to declare it within a method. Also the question is quite out of line when it says "Call the string by the variable name s" it should have said, Anybody has any other opinion??
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Eric Barnhill ranch hand |
posted May 05, 2000 11:42 PM
Yes, I did mean the previous code but it wasn't clear. Thanks for the reply. Eric
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maha anna bartender |
posted May 07, 2000 02:37 PM
Eric, I also seen this qstn somewhere while I was preparing for the exam. But I don't remember what the author said. Where is this qstn from. We can move to Errata. regds maha anna
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Eric Barnhill ranch hand |
posted May 07, 2000 10:11 PM
I took it here but I don't think this is the official place for it. Eric
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maha anna bartender |
posted May 08, 2000 07:14 AM
Ok. This post is all set to go to our Errata Forum. Thanks Eric. regds maha anna
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