text: Re: Java IDE for Beginners
  - From: Sean Fritz <fritz133@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  - Date: Sat, 06 Jan 2007 02:22:39 -0600
  JD wrote:
  Lew wrote:
  IchBin wrote:
  JD wrote:
  hi, i m new to java, i want to know if there is a good and free Java
  IDE that i can use that'll help me, i dont care if its complicated , i
  just want it to be good, i tried netbeans which comes bundled with java
  sdk 6 from sun, the prob with it is that , if i use for-each loop, it
  says to use option -source 1.5, i used it, didnt work, so either the
  IDE is faulty, or somethin is wrong with my sys config.
  Or you made a mistake, which is by far the most likely. I use Netbeans
  and have not received such a message.
  Why don't you post the construct that is failing? (Copy-and-paste it; do
  not paraphrase.)
  - Lew
  public class VariableArgumentList {
  for(int a,a<=10;a++);
  /** Creates a new instance of VariableArgumentList */
  public static void main(String[] args) {
  printAll(2,"two",4,"Four",4.5,"Four Point Five");
  printAll();
  printAll(25,"Anything Goes",4E4,false);
  }
  public static void printAll(Object ... args){ // Error Here
  for(Object a:args){ // Error Here
  System.out.println(a);
  }
  }
  }
  here's the class. it wants to use -source 1.5 option, i gave it, but
  still nothing, i already did a clean install of the setup bout 5 times
  now, still it persists.
  I'm a little rusty in Java, but the following should meet your purpose.
  public class VariableArgumentList
  {
  // Creates a new instance of VariableArgumentList
  VariableArgumentList()
  {
  private String[] arguments = { "2", "two", "4", "Four" }; // add more
  args to print out if you want
  }
  public static void main( String[] args )
  {
  for ( i = 0; i < arguments.length(); i++ )
  {
  System.out.println( arguments[i] + "\n" );
  }
  }
  }
  .
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