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Guided Exercise

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A train schedule is a real-life example of an array,

Time of a ball bouncing and it's height via time, Multiplication table , McDonald's Dollar Menu , House numbers on the street or doors (2 D Array of names, numbers)

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Code is Here: http://goo.gl/3UxHh Best Java Book : http://goo.gl/FtKp0m In this video I go over everything you'd ever want to know about Java Arrays. I show you how to create arrays, numerous ways to populate them, tricks involving multidimensional arrays, the enhanced for loop, Array library methods and more.

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The documentation for the methods contained in this class includes briefs description of the implementations. Such descriptions should be regarded as implementation notes, rather than parts of the specification. Implementors should feel free to substitute other algorithms, so long as the specification itself is adhered to.

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Read on Multi Dimensional Arrays. Practice all the codes using Eclipse IDE

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Three dimensional arrays can then be envisaged as comprising a book of tables (Figure 1) such that the third index represents page number. Four dimensional arrays can then be envisaged as a set of books of tables, five dimensional arrays as a number of filing cabinet draws each containing a set of books, and so on.

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String Arrays in Java