6.3 Array in Java Tutorial With Example

Arrays in java are objects. In this video we will see practical implementation of arrays in java. learn how to declare an array. [] - square brackets are used to declare array. We can declare the datatype of array as we want.

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[nehakapoor]

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[milangupta]

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[ashishsaxena]

Very thankful.. Simple and Easy to understand

[smitkalsa]

How can we create array in java like c
In which we enter the input at the run time of program ? Plz reply or make video on this topic.

[billythesunbeltsamurainapi]

is the array name used the same way as in C where it holds the address of the first element within the array ? almost like a pointer ? thanks

[billythesunbeltsamurainapi]

Do you have to allocate space using the new operator for an array ? Because in netbeans I didnt do so I did it the traditional way in C by writing the following code
int a[ ] = {1, 2, 4, 5};
int x = a[0];
System.out.println(a[0]);
System.out.println(x);
and it worked, didn't give me any errors, is the only difference that my memory will be static for the array ? thank you .

[-siddharthbajajxiis]

You can use BlueJ instead of netbeans it's faster

[pmahaur]

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[poojasantoshi]

When I print int array as SOP(a), I am getting the output as hashcode.. but 
char a[]={'a', 'b', 'c'};
SOP(a); 
The above code prints abc as output and not hashcode.. Why is that.. Can someone pls explain

[satyajeetkumar]

Why
Int a [] = new int[10];

Why not int a [];
Simply ..
Why we creating new object..