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Ryan Clinefelter
Courses Plus Student 1,380 PointsThis code doesn't work
public class TeachersExample {
public String[] getTeachersInArrayLongForm() { String[] teachers = new String[3]; teachers[0] = "Jay"; teachers[1] = "Dave"; teachers[2] = "James"; return teachers; }
public String[] getTeachersAsArrayLiteral() { // TODO: Replace null with an array literal that matches the long form above String[] teachers = null; return teachers; }
}
public class TeachersExample {
public String[] getTeachersInArrayLongForm() {
String[] teachers = new String[3];
teachers[0] = "Jay";
teachers[1] = "Dave";
teachers[2] = "James";
return teachers;
}
public String[] getTeachersAsArrayLiteral() {
// TODO: Replace null with an array literal that matches the long form above
String[] teachers = new String[3];
teachers[0] = "Jay";
teachers[1] = "Dave";
teachers[2] = "James";
return teachers;
}
}
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsThe challenge instructions say "Your task is to create the array in a shorter literal form", but the code shown here is just a duplicate of the long form that was provided for reference. Your job is to do it in a different, more compact way.
Hint: the proper solution will comfortably fit on one single line.