I want to create an array to store values from user input. The user input is in a while (choice=='y' || choice=='Y') loop. As long as the user keeps selecting Y/y at the end of the loop, they can enter more values and continue. I want to store the 2 values that are entered and a 3rd calculated value in an array. The user can stop after 1 value or keep going up to 100 iterations of the loop (if they so desire).
My original thought was to create 3 array variables but I am stuck trying to figure out the exact code needed to allow an array(s) to just grow, as needed. I do not want to preset the size of the array to any single value though. Any help in this manner would be appreciated.
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You can use some collection frameworks for this.
Regards
Dheeraj Joshi
Nepomuk 3,112
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What you're doing sounds a lot like an ArrayList or a Vector, both of which are collections.
Greetings,
Nepomuk
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I'd stick with the ArrayList, unless you require synchronization . But - I suspect that you aren't at the point of needing to know the difference in your training.
Work with what you've got, write a prototype, and if you have any questions about your code - ask them.
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