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Java Tutorial » Class Definition » Varargs

5. 9. 6. Use varargs with standard arguments.


public class MainClass {

  static void vaTest(String msg, int... v) {

    System.out.print(msg + v.length + " Contents: ");



    for (int x : v)

      System.out.print(x + " ");



    System.out.println();

  }



  public static void main(String args[]) {

    vaTest("One vararg: ", 10);

    vaTest("Three varargs: ", 1, 2, 3);

    vaTest("No varargs: ");

  }

}

5. 9. Varargs
	5. 9. 1.	Demonstrating variable-length arguments
	5. 9. 2.	Using varargs with standard arguments
	5. 9. 3.	Methods Accepting a Variable Number of objects
	5. 9. 4.	Limiting the object Types in a Variable Argument List
	5. 9. 5.	Demonstrate variable-length arguments.
	5. 9. 6.	Use varargs with standard arguments.
	5. 9. 7.	Overloading Vararg Methods
	5. 9. 8.	Make methods that have unspecified number of parameters:pass an array of Objects

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