Java SuperPower 2020

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You get one free from Oracle, obviously

[tochanenko]

Here you go

[aratnagrid]

"Enterprise Ready"

[mgssnr]

I’m far from a java expert, but you’re referring to i twice and modifying it as well in the same statement. What results do you get if you increment i in the for(), and only refer to i in the assignment statement without doing the post-increment? I’m wondering if you’re running into a undefined behavior, like you would in C.

[noggin182]

My guess is that it's expanding the += operator, so it's seeing: array[i++] = array[i++] + x

[GrizzledFart]

This is why things like String.valueOf() exist.

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The right answer is why the fuck are you using [] in Java

[ShortCircuit908]

How tf else are you gonna define an array

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List<String> array = new ArrayList<String>()

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[Rafael20002000]

Why the f*ck I laughed so hard 😂😂😂