Level 13

Bhilai

04.11.2018
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can i do

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for(int i=1;i<6;i++)
      Zerg zergi = new Zerg();

why can i not do like that

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hidden #10443785

Level 7

1 May 2019, 18:14

because you have to give unique names to all objects

Dman

Level 5 , Working from G1 1EJ, Glasgow UK., United Kingdom

30 April 2019, 10:16

I tried the same thing actually: // for (int i = 1; i <= 5; i++) { // Zerg z+i = new Zerg(); // z+i.name = "Zerg" + i; } I couldn't quite get the syntax right to resolve the "z+I" or it was failing in anycase. Did you continue with your Java journey in the end?

P.B.Kalyan Krishna

Level 22 , Guntur, India

5 November 2018, 09:25

Well you can certainly do like that, but in our course we are yet to be introduced to LOOP concepts. So using what ever we learnt upto that point, I didn't use Loops and did it in a primitive way.

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

5 November 2018, 15:40

How are you write table 1 to 10 by printing one by one number . I use simple nested loop to print that . If you don't know how to use please follow this link Looping concept

P.B.Kalyan Krishna

Level 22 , Guntur, India

6 November 2018, 02:13

for(int i=1;i<=10;i++) { for(int j=i,k=0;k <=10;j++,k++) { System.out.print(i * j +" "); } System.out.println(); } // I didn't see your solution. You can see my solution in nested loops here. Thanks!!!

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

6 November 2018, 02:56

why did you tell me that i can't use loop concept here?

hidden #10366080

Level 5

4 November 2018, 15:35

the loop is creating the same object over and over again

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

4 November 2018, 15:47

thanks

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

5 November 2018, 15:42

please explain in details

hidden #10366080

Level 5

5 November 2018, 22:01

according to my knowledge, you have to create a class for Zerg, then zergi will be the object of that class. example i can create a class of Car, then to create an object for the Car class, i'd say Car honda = new Car(); and creating an object after a loop is bad programing practice which will generate an error unless it is possible in an advanced section.

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

6 November 2018, 03:23

public class Uy{

public static void main(String [] args) {
 char[ ]  hi= {'a','b','c','d','e'};
for(int i =0; i<5; i++)
 {
   Raj raji = new Raj();
   raji.name=hi[i];

     System.out.println(raji.name);
 }
}
public static class Raj
{  char name;
}
}

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

6 November 2018, 03:24

It is not worng and it work

hidden #10366080

Level 5

6 November 2018, 04:59

you did exactly what i pointed out in my reply, but to reiterate, i've never seen a code like that before because you did not need a class for this code, it is a waste of memory, plus as someone starting out with java i don't see the point to it. but to each their own

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

6 November 2018, 05:09

thank you helpful

Jeremiah Samuel Krakowski

Level 17 , Austin, TX, United States

30 December 2018, 04:20

It's cool sure but unnecessary. and I agree, added memory is a concern.