Java isn't exactly my favourite programming language, but for this particular task I'm going to need it, though I'm quite the layman.
So suppose I've created an array:
and throughout my class, members of the array are assigned numbers.
Eventually I reach a point where I'd like to reference them in an "if...then" statement.
The condition for my if statement is "if everything in Array[1][] is equal to x"; however, I've never dealt with calling an entire row of a multidimensional array in Java, so I'm not quite sure how it's done.
With something as simple as a [3][3] array, I've just been using:
which is obviously not the most efficient way to do this, and I'd imagine it can be quite problematic on a larger scale.
So, in Java, how would I call all members of an entire row in a multidimensional array for an if statement? Cheers.
So suppose I've created an array:
Code:
int Array[][] = new int[3][3]
and throughout my class, members of the array are assigned numbers.
Eventually I reach a point where I'd like to reference them in an "if...then" statement.
The condition for my if statement is "if everything in Array[1][] is equal to x"; however, I've never dealt with calling an entire row of a multidimensional array in Java, so I'm not quite sure how it's done.
With something as simple as a [3][3] array, I've just been using:
Code:
if (Array[1][0], Array[1][1], Array[1][2] = x) {
So, in Java, how would I call all members of an entire row in a multidimensional array for an if statement? Cheers.