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|Introduction=You've seen how arrays can be used to store data in an organized way. Unlike primitive variables, which can store only one value, an array can store many values. You've also learned how to use refer to array elements, use for loops to process and copy arrays. Now, this chapter will show you even more algorithms, or tasks, you can use with arrays. | |Introduction=You've seen how arrays can be used to store data in an organized way. Unlike primitive variables, which can store only one value, an array can store many values. You've also learned how to use refer to array elements, use for loops to process and copy arrays. Now, this chapter will show you even more algorithms, or tasks, you can use with arrays. | ||
Revision as of 16:34, 10 August 2010
 Chapter 8You've seen how arrays can be used to store data in an organized way. Unlike primitive variables, which can store only one value, an array can store many values. You've also learned how to use refer to array elements, use for loops to process and copy arrays. Now, this chapter will show you even more algorithms, or tasks, you can use with arrays. | ||
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Passing Arrays using Methods
Working with Partially Filled Arrays
Arrays of Strings
Searching Arrays
Sorting Arrays
Parallel Arrays
Review Questions and Exercises
Solutions
| Chapter 7: Arrays | Table of Contents | Chapter 9: Java In-depth |
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