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    The document discusses various methods of the Array class in Java. It summarizes: 1) The Array class provides static methods to dynamically create and access Java arrays. It consists only of static methods and the methods of Object class. 2) Examples of Array class methods include binarySearch(), equals(), toString(), split(), fill(), and sort(). 3) BinarySearch searches an array for a key value using a binary search algorithm. Equals returns true if two arrays are equal. ToString returns a string representation of an array. 4) Other topics covered include converting between strings and integers in arrays, using boolean arrays, and splitting strings into arrays based on a given character.

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    The document discusses various methods of the Array class in Java. It summarizes: 1) The Array class provides static methods to dynamically create and access Java arrays. It consists only of static methods and the methods of Object class. 2) Examples of Array class methods include binarySearch(), equals(), toString(), split(), fill(), and sort(). 3) BinarySearch searches an array for a key value using a binary search algorithm. Equals returns true if two arrays are equal. ToString returns a string representation of an array. 4) Other topics covered include converting between strings and integers in arrays, using boolean arrays, and splitting strings into arrays based on a given character.

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    TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY

    COMPUTER
    COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES

    PROGRAMMING 2 [Array
    Processing/Classes]
    ARRAY CLASS
     Provides static methods to dynamically create and access Java arrays.
     Consists of only static methods and the methods of Object class
     Methods of this class can be used by the class name itself.
    binarySearch(type [] a, type key)
    Searches the specified array for the specified key value using the binary search algorithm.
    equals(type[] a, type[] a2)
    Returns true if the two specified arrays of the same type are equal to one another
    toString(type[] a)
    Arrays.toString() method: Arrays.toString() method is used to return a string representation of
    the contents of the specified array.
    Convertion: String – Integer
    Array
    For this example, Integer.parseInt will be introduced. We will loop thru the Array Indices and
    Convert String Elements into Integer Elements
    .split(“char”)
    Splitting String/Character Values based on the parameter given into the .split function then
    storing the values into an Array.
    Boolean Array
    The boolean array can be used to store boolean datatype values only and the default value of
    the boolean array is false. An array of booleans are initialized to false and arrays of reference
    types are initialized to null. In some cases, we need to initialize all values of the boolean array
    with true or false.
    fill(type[] a, type val)
    Assigns the specified value to each element of the specified array.
    sort(type[] a)
    Sorts the specified array into ascending order
    Do you have any questions?

    THANK rjdagustin@tsu.edu.ph
    Tarlac State University
    College of Computer Studies

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