instead of using "for-each", use the classic "for" so that you'll have the index with you,
and use the method "Object get(int index)" to get each String from the ArrayList
M.M.B
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From: s4rd59 <s4rd59@yahoo.
To: Java_Official@
Sent: Thu, February 4, 2010 2:05:20 PM
Subject: [Java] Java - Array List
Hi,
Please could someone help me with the following:
Modify the listNotes method so that it prints a number in front of each note that corresponds to its index in the ArrayList. For example:
0: Do some shopping
1: Wait for postman
2: Attend meeting at 10.45
This is the listNotes method which I have created so far:
/**
* List all notes in the notebook.
*/
public void listNotes()
{
for(String note : notes) {
System.out.println( note);
}
}
}
Thanks
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