Try it and see. It turns out you can't create what the compiler calls a "generic array" of ArrayList. That's why I used a collection (list or map).
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Re: Returning ArrayList via user input
Try it and see. It turns out you can't create what the compiler calls a "generic array" of ArrayList. That's why I used a collection (list or map).
Re: Returning ArrayList via user input
ArrayList test = "list" + one + two;
In Java - unlike PHP, say - you can't create variables like that.
Instead of (or as well as) using variables list01, list02 etc, put the lists into...