I’ll start with the concept of an array and how arrays are represented in the Java language. I’ll then introduce you to one-dimensional arrays and the three ways that you can use them in your ...

In Java, some array types are covariant and/or contravariant. In the case of covariance, this means that if T is compatible to U, then T[] is also compatible to U[].

It is shown how row-complete Latin squares and Tuscan squares can be used to construct nonbinary 1-D and 2-D arrays that have the u*v horizontal and/or vertical window property for all sufficiently ...