array of Strings

[Tejus]

hi,

I have a small problem.
I have a Array of Strings.
See code below..
<snip>
File f = new File("some directory");
String[] names = f.list();
<snip>

How do i find out the number of Strings in the array
name.
String.length() gives me the length of any 1 String and
the total number of Strings

TIA

[Jonas Kongslund]

Tejus wrote:

See code below..
<snip>
File f = new File("some directory");
String[] names = f.list();
<snip>

How do i find out the number of Strings in the array
name.

Read the names.length attribute, i.e.

String[] names = f.list();
int namesLength = names.length;

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Jonas Kongslund

[hiwa]

ct******@rediffmail.com (Tejus) wrote in message news:<4c**************************@posting.google. com>...

hi,

I have a small problem.
I have a Array of Strings.
See code below..
<snip>
File f = new File("some directory");
String[] names = f.list();
<snip>

How do i find out the number of Strings in the array
name.
String.length() gives me the length of any 1 String and
the total number of Strings

TIA

int numberOfStrings = names.length;

[DaiIchi]

On 24 Nov 2003 23:35:10 -0800, ct******@rediffmail.com (Tejus) wrote:

hi,

I have a small problem.
I have a Array of Strings.
See code below..
<snip>
File f = new File("some directory");
String[] names = f.list();
<snip>

How do i find out the number of Strings in the array
name.
String.length() gives me the length of any 1 String and
the total number of Strings

TIA

For any array, you can get the number of elements in the array by

array.length

So for you, you can do:

int n = names.length;
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