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In Java, you can have a two-dimensional array where each row has a different number of elements. This is called a ragged array.

In Java, you can have a two-dimensional array where each row has a different number of elements. This is called a ragged array.

Here are two approaches to solving the problem. (I'm not entirely happy with this video; the script just didn't seem to “click” for me, ...

This video takes you through the process of creating a V using asterisks on the console and nested loops. It also reviews ...

A brief description of what the Java compiler is on about.

More on Arrays : Part 3 : Two dimensional arrays.

Was stumped by cursor + raytracing quirkiness.

Project Liliiput will explore techniques to downsize Java object headers in the Hotspot JVM from 16 bytes to 8 bytes or less.

Links: https://openrndr.org https://guide.openrndr.org https://gradle.org/install https://vimeo.com/rndrstudio COSA Connectors is a ...

Surma shows you the new Object Spread operator “...” in JavaScript. If you have questions or suggestions, hit us up on Twitter!

Learn when to use System.out.print() and when to use System.out.println().

Some versions of C let you declare an array using a variable to give the number of elements in the array. (Sorry about the ...

Inside Wireless is RF elements short, educative video series on topics from the world of RF engineering. In this episode we talk ...

This video demonstrates a standard implementation of mergeSort() in C++, with graphics to help even the most novice of ...

About us ======= JT Devs is a Software consulting and IT College based. We build different types of applications such as web, ...

Use of && (and), || (or), and ^ (exclusive or) to combine conditions.

Presented at !!Con West 2020: http://bangbangcon.com/west Video games can be cool, right? You know what's cooler?

Jake and Surma take a look at some of the in-development-and-may-never-happen JavaScript proposals, and give each one an ...

In this Supercharged Live Code Session, Paul and Surma live code an accordion. They'll be making (and hopefully fixing!) bugs ...