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Initializing Arrays with numbers from file

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How can I initialize array with numbers from file, when I don't know how many numbers are in this file?
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Use a list instead, e.g. ArrayList or LinkedList.
Kaj -
But this is part of my school project. and I can't use this classes.
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The better way is to use the list as explained earlier. Since you can't do that you can try the following methodology:
public class NumbersFromFile { private int[] data = new int[0]; public NumbersFromFile() { } public inputNumber(int num) { // Expand your array int[] tmp = new int[data.length + 1]; // copy System.arraycopy(data, tmp, 0, data.length); // add your value to the end tmp[tmp.length - 1] = num; // swap data = tmp; } }
That is the basic way to illustrate how to do it. A better way would be to use a larger size array and only copy as necessary (when it fills up) and only return the size array you need at the end. -
Back when I was in university I generally countered this with "what is the class library for?"
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