JAVA: copying 1d array's value into a specific row of a 2d array

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Hi, I need some enlightenment with copying arrays in JAVA from some of ya seasoned lots.

I have this 2d array , twoDarray[10][6] and another 1d array oneDarray[1,2,3,4,5,6]. I'd like to copy the 1d array into the 4th row of the 2d array.Suggestion please. Thnx in advance.

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Re: JAVA: copying 1d array's value into a specific row of a 2d array

The twoDArray in your case is just an array of size 10 with each slot referring to a integer array i.e. two dimensional arrays in Java are just an array of arrays. Hence you can either use twoDArray[3] = oneDArray; or System.arraycopy if you don't want modifications in the original oneDArray to be reflected in twoDArray. Also read this.

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Re: JAVA: copying 1d array's value into a specific row of a 2d array

thnx for the valuable input...appreciate it..muah.

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The twoDArray in your case is just an array of size 10 with each slot referring to a integer array i.e. two dimensional arrays in Java are just an array of arrays. Hence you can either use twoDArray[3] = oneDArray; or System.arraycopy if you don't want modifications in the original oneDArray to be reflected in twoDArray. Also read this.

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