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    Re: What's wrong in my loop!!

    So sorry for not being able to explain my point! Yes list array == ArrayList.
    Here is exactly what I'm doing: I have an Array of type Object with some strings, I passed that array to a method where...
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    Re: What's wrong in my loop!!

    Thanx for ur attention!! Actually I don't obtain the list array directly from a code that I wrote! I use an external library that returns the list array as an output of one of its methods. So trying...
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    Re: What's wrong in my loop!!

    Off course no! This is only the loop part in which I need to store the strings value of each index in a string set. Why do u need to have all the code?
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    What's wrong in my loop!!

    Hey guys!

    I have a list array of integer type that consist of arrays with the index value of strings that I have stored in a string array. I want to get the actual string values for those indexes,...
  5. Re: Reading the content of a file into 2 different structures

    Thanx so much!! It perfectly worked :-)
  6. Re: Reading the content of a file into 2 different structures

    Thanx so much!!
    I tried what u just recommended. I split the text in the .text into 2 parts, assigned the different parts to different array lists. Now for the part that I needed to use as a String...
  7. Re: Reading the content of a file into 2 different structures

    Hey! Thanx for ur attention!
    Actually, as I explained before, I'm trying to split the content of a .text to an ID and VALUE. Then store the VALUE in a string array, while the ID and Value should...
  8. Reading the content of a file into 2 different structures

    hello guys!
    I'm trying to split the text of a file into 2 fields and store part of it in a string array and the other part in a map.

    public static void main(String[] args) {
    // TODO...
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