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  Tutorial: String Array In Java

In this section, you will learn how to use string array in Java.

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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


 

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