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String Array In Java

In this section, you will learn how to use string array in Java. Here, you will see how to declare a string array and the syntax for using in the program. This section provides you a simple java program which illustrates about the string array in very efficient manner.

Program Description:

Following code of the program declares a string array and store some strings like "chandan", "tapan", "Amar", "santosh", and "deepak" to it. And in the main method these string are displayed one by one by retrieving from the specified string array named roseindia. In this program all the string values are stored in the roseindia string array at the declaration time.

Here is the code of this program:


class StringCharacter 

{

  static String[] roseindia={"chanan","tapan","Amar","santosh","deepak"};

  public static void main(String args[]){

    for(int i=0;i<5;i++){

    System.out.println(roseindia[i]);

    }

  }

}

Output of program:

C:\>javac StringCharacter.java

C:\>java StringCharacter
chanan
tapan
Amar
santosh
deepak

C:\>

Current Comments

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how can i make a program that ask the user to input integers, then evaluate it and say whether the array is a series of two or more adjacent elements of the same value....

example:
input : 1 1 2 2 3
output: 2

tnx...

Posted by ree on Sunday, 11.30.08 @ 05:58am | #82194

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hi,
how can i declare sentence "remove this" as array,then read array[0]=remove and array[1]=this

Posted by dee on Wednesday, 12.12.07 @ 16:30pm | #41944

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Sir,
Can U Give Me An Example on Dynamically Initalizing The Arrays i.e., By Reading Using System.in.read()

Posted by Praneeth Kumar on Wednesday, 12.5.07 @ 10:49am | #41332

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Hi Anand,

Thanks for your comments. We have just tested the application and found the output in the following format:

C:\>java StringCharacter
chanan
tapan
Amar
santosh
deepak

You are right the values in the array will be printed in the sequence it was added.

Thanks for your comment.

Posted by Deepak Kumar on Monday, 05.21.07 @ 18:06pm | #16920

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class StringCharacter
{
static String[] roseindia={"chanan","tapan","Amar","santosh","deepak"};
public static void main(String args[]){
for(int i=0;i<5;i++){
System.out.println(roseindia[i]);
}
}
}
Output of program:

C:\amar work>javac StringCharacter.java

C:\amar work>java StringCharacter
chandan
Amar
tapan
santosh
deepak

C:\amar work>
My question: Now i want to know that how amar has been chosen between them for treatment?

Posted by Anand Kumar Singh on Monday, 05.21.07 @ 17:22pm | #16918

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