Array Basics in AP Computer Science A

boolean[] flags = {true, false, true};

boolean[] flags = new boolean[3] {true, false, true};

boolean flags = new boolean[3] {true, false, true};

boolean flags = {true, false, true};

sizeOf(myArray)

myArray.length()

myArray.size()

myArray.length

data[data.length + 1]

data[data.length] - 1

data[data.length]

data[data.length - 1]

Using semicolons

Using periods

Using commas

Using colons

0

false

true

null

values.first()

values[-1]

values[0]

values[1]

data[data.length]

data[data.length + 1]

data[data.length - 1]

data[data.length - 2]

0.0

false

null

-1

double arr = {5};

double[] arr = {5};

double[] arr = new double[5];

double arr = new double[5];

String[] arr = new String{"a", "b", "c"};

String[] arr = {"a", "b", "c"};

String[] arr = new String[3];

String[3] arr = new String[];