June 2004
Intermediate to advanced
848 pages
21h 28m
English
We'll discuss how the terminology of arrays is not universally consistent among all programming languages. Java uses the terminology consistently, though. Then we'll show how to declare arrays of arrays in Java.
The language specification says there are no multidimensional arrays in Java, meaning the language doesn't use the convention of Pascal or Ada to put several indexes into one set of subscript brackets. Ada allows multidimensional arrays like this:
year : array(1..12, 1..31) of real; Ada code for multidimensional array.
year(i,j) = 924.4;
Ada also allows arrays of arrays, like this:
type month is array(1..31) of real; Ada code for array ...
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