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The problem of using ArrayList
What is the value of j?
5
or
6
?
posted @ Thursday, December 22, 2005 2:45 PM
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re: The problem of using ArrayList
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Adam
at 12/22/2005 9:50 PM
The way you have the code written, the value of j is 1.
Did you mean int j = single.Count; ?
If so, the value would be 5, since ArrayList is a reference type and is behaving exactly as expected. If you don't want the same reference object copied around, you shouldn't be using its reference and should instead be cloning/copying it.
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re: The problem of using ArrayList
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Greg Young
at 12/23/2005 10:44 PM
intresting feedback worked without the link
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