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General Discussion Build a Simple Android App (retired 2014) Learning the Language Introduction to Arrays

Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
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Posted by Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
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Confused

Hello, not sure what I am doing wrong for step 2 of this challenge?

String[] frogNames = { "Mike", "Tim", "Jim" };

String bestFrog = frogNames[1];

Thanks in advance

3 Answers

Robert Goddard
Robert Goddard
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Robert Goddard
Robert Goddard
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Edit:

I figured out your issue. You are declaring it correctly. You are not, however, getting the first element correctly.

Remember items in arrays are referenced by their position starting with 0. 0 is the first item in the array; not 1.

Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
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Grant Hosticka
Grant Hosticka
4,172 Points

Ahhh that's it! Thanks!