T The_Librarian New Member Apr 25, 2018 #1 Hi All After a long sojourn into the realm of sysadminny things, I want to reactivate the programmer side of myself as I am looking at a career change. Basically I have experience (basic) in programming with Assembler (basic) Pascal (good) and C (somewhere above basic). Now I want to play (and fool) around in B4J to see what I can break and so on. My first question is where do I find information on how to create arrays of strings and numbers? TIA Ook
Hi All After a long sojourn into the realm of sysadminny things, I want to reactivate the programmer side of myself as I am looking at a career change. Basically I have experience (basic) in programming with Assembler (basic) Pascal (good) and C (somewhere above basic). Now I want to play (and fool) around in B4J to see what I can break and so on. My first question is where do I find information on how to create arrays of strings and numbers? TIA Ook
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 25, 2018 #2 You should have a look at the B4X Documentation Booklets, especially B4X Basic Language chapter 2.3.2 Array Variables. And eventually the B4J Beginner's Guide, chapter 7.3.2 Array Variables, this guide is becoming obsolete. Upvote 0
You should have a look at the B4X Documentation Booklets, especially B4X Basic Language chapter 2.3.2 Array Variables. And eventually the B4J Beginner's Guide, chapter 7.3.2 Array Variables, this guide is becoming obsolete.
Star-Dust Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 25, 2018 #3 Example B4X: Dim s(6) as string Dim n(10) as int ' also as float or double For i = 0 to n.lenght-1 N(i)=i + 1 Next S(0)="Hallo" Log(s(0)) Upvote 0
Example B4X: Dim s(6) as string Dim n(10) as int ' also as float or double For i = 0 to n.lenght-1 N(i)=i + 1 Next S(0)="Hallo" Log(s(0))