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| − | |Problem= This problem involves you printing out an array of integers using a <b>for loop</b>. You want to make an array of 10 integers with values you can hard code into the program. Remember that you can create an array of any type with hard coded values like this: | + | |Problem= This problem involves you printing out an array of integers using a <b>for loop</b>. You want to make an array of 10 integers with values you can hard code into the program. Use <b>System.out.println()</b> to print out the integers. Remember that you can create an array of any type with hard coded values like this: |
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ProblemThis problem involves you printing out an array of integers using a for loop. You want to make an array of 10 integers with values you can hard code into the program. Use System.out.println() to print out the integers. Remember that you can create an array of any type with hard coded values like this:
int[] array = {1, 2, 3};
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