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It named after Colin Creevey character from the Harry Potter universe.
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I was wondering if there is a more efficient way to get each row from the jagged array instead of listing each position of the word. The problem is when the user puts in the name of the family, it displays the corresponding list of siblings (parallel arrays, that stores and retrieves the names) afterwards it prompts the user again for the number then it shows the children who are born first, second, etc.
Here is what I have so far:
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Answered 2020-Jan-24 at 17:23You can see my example, start from here and look for generic ways in programming, your approach is too hard-coded, you need to learn loops(while, for), control structures (if, else). Also, see code conventions, you write a bit awkward for java: https://howtodoinjava.com/java/basics/java-naming-conventions/
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First, I apologize if something like this has been answered already. I tried to search for any questions like this but I didn't find anything similar (at least with the keywords I used). Please moderate this as needed! It's my first post on the site.
I'm practicing String.format in Java and having trouble with making the elements of my 'Name' column all the same width. I'm using JDK 9 if that's relevant at all. In my code below, the issue in question is within the for-loop block. I'm taking the first and last names from their respective String arrays. I know I can solve my problem if I made each full name into one String, but for the sake of this exercise and in order to further my Java skills, I'd like to know if there is a solution to this problem. Thank you :)
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Answered 2018-Jan-16 at 01:23The current problem is that the last name (first argument) does not have a fixed width. This will "mess up" the remainder of the string as the width of the last name changes. Furthermore, it's not possible to specify an absolute position of additional parameters with String.format
alone; width formatting only affects relative positions.
An easy way is to get the desired behavior is to specify the full name as a single field with a fixed width, ie:
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