In matlab, if you create an array you can actually open up that array in a spreadsheet and manipulate its entries by using that spreadsheet.
Can you do that in eclipse?
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Can you do this with arrays in eclipse, as you can do in matlab.
In matlab, if you create an array you can actually open up that array in a spreadsheet and manipulate its entries by using that spreadsheet.
Can you do that in eclipse?
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Re: Can you do this with arrays in eclipse, as you can do in matlab.
How is this question related to java?
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Re: Can you do this with arrays in eclipse, as you can do in matlab.
Because I am using eclipse, a development environment which uses java. I'm a beginner to java, and I just assumed that someone who knows java is also knows how to use eclipse.
Re: Can you do this with arrays in eclipse, as you can do in matlab.
I don't use any of the big/slow IDEs for java.
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Re: Can you do this with arrays in eclipse, as you can do in matlab.
Eclipse is a fancy source code editor. Don't tell people you're using Eclipse unless it's relevant. In this case it's not.
I think you want to know if the data from a spreadsheet can be collected by a Java program into a collection of some kind - maybe an array - and used in a Java application for further computations or as needed. Try searching for something like that and/or clarifying your question from a Java programming perspective.
Norm (November 12th, 2013)
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