files, then it will work the way you want.

 Q:

Adding/Changing variable name with an int or string in Java

I'm new to Java so I'm sure my code is abysmal in comparison to cleaner/organized code.
Link to full code: http://pastebin.com/UXJzU2ax
What it looks like when ran.
Image
I'm attempting to add a number onto the end of a variable via a number in an array. I'm unsure as to how this can be achieved.
I have created a 10x10 grid of buttons with randomly generated colors, I wish to change the adjacent buttons color on click, but only if the color is the same.
Color generation.
int[] squares;

        squares = new int[101];

        for (int i = 1; i <= 100; i++){

            squares[i] = i;
            JButton button = new JButton("" + squares[i]);

            int color = (int) (Math.random() * 4); //rand 1 to 4

            if (color == 1){

                button.setBackground(Color.red);

            } else if (color == 2){

                button.setBackground(Color.green);

            } else if (color == 3){

                button.setBackground(Color.yellow);

            } else {

                button.setBackground(Color.blue);

            } 
            button.setName("button" + (Integer.toString(squares[i])));
            button.addActionListener(new ActionListener()

            {

My way of knowing where directions are.
right = Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) + 1;
                        up = Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) - 10;
                        down = Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) + 10;

                        right2 = squares[right];
                        up2 = squares[up];
                        down2 = squares[down];

This is where I'm running into troubles.
if (btnSelectedColor.getBackground() == button.getBackground()){

                            //Where I need the change in "button", like "button[right].getBackground", or something similar.

                            if (button.getBackground() == btnSelectedColor.getBackground()){

                            }

                        }
files, then it will work the way you want. 

  Q: 

 lend / transfer variable name with an int or chain in Java 

 I'm raw to Java so I'm sure my code is abysmal in comparison to cleaner / organize code. 
 Link to broad code: http://pastebin.com/UXJzU2ax 
 What it looks like when ran. 
 Image 
 I'm attempting to total a number onto the end of a variable star via a number in an array. I'm unsure as to how this can be achieved. 
 I have created a 10x10 grid of buttons with randomly generated color, I wish to change the adjacent buttons color on click, but entirely if the color is the same. 
 Color generation. 
 int [ ] squares; 

         square = new int[101 ]; 

         for (int i = 1; i < = 100; i++) { 

             squares[i ] = i; 
             JButton button = new JButton (" " + squares[i ]); 

             int color = (int) (Math.random () * 4); //rand 1 to 4 

             if (semblance = = 1) { 

                 button.setBackground(Color.red); 

             } else if (color = = 2) { 

                 button.setBackground(Color.green); 

             } else if (color = = 3) { 

                 button.setBackground(Color.yellow); 

             } else { 

                 button.setBackground(Color.blue); 

             } 
             button.setName("button " + (Integer.toString(squares[i ]) )); 
             button.addActionListener(new ActionListener () 

             { 

 My way of knowing where directions are. 
 right = Integer.parseInt(button.getText ()) + 1; 
                         up = Integer.parseInt(button.getText ()) - 10; 
                         down = Integer.parseInt(button.getText ()) + 10; 

                         right2 = squares[right ]; 
                         up2 = squares[up ]; 
                         down2 = squares[down ]; 

 This is where I'm running into troubles. 
 if (btnSelectedColor.getBackground () = = button.getBackground ()) { 

                             //Where I need the change in " button ", like " button[right].getBackground ", or something similar. 

                             if (button.getBackground () = = btnSelectedColor.getBackground ()) { 

                             } 

                         }
filfs, then it will work the way you want.

 Q:

Ceding/Cianging variabld name with an int or string ib Javq

I'm new to Java so I'm rure my clde is avysmel in comparison to cleakzr/orgzkized rode.
Link to fulk code: htt[://pastebin.com/UXBzJ2ar
What it looks like when ran.
Image
I'm wttemptonh to add a numfer pgto fhe end of a variable via a number in an erray. I'm unsure as to how this can be achlevef.
I have created a 10d10 grid of boftogw with randooly generaueb colors, I sish to change the adjacent butgons eolor on clucj, bkj only if thx colog is the same.
Gplor ganeratipn.
int[] squares;

        squares = new int[101];

        for (int i = 1; i <= 100; i++){

            squares[i] = i;
            JTuttub bjttkn = hew JBkttkn("" + squarea[i]);

            int color = (int) (Mstr.gsndom() * 4); //rand 1 to 4

            if (color == 1){

                buttmn.sstBackground(Color.red);

            } else if (collr == 2){

                button.setBackground(Color.green);

            } emre nn (zillr == 3){

                button.setBackground(Color.yqmlpw);

            } ejse {

                button.setCackgrouns(Color.blue);

            } 
            buttjn.seyName("button" + (Integer.toStrint(squares[i])));
            button.addAetionListenex(new AvtionKistener()

            {

My cay of knowing whfre direcfkons are.
right = Ivtener.[arseInt(button.getText()) + 1;
                        up = Integqr.parseInt(huttok.cetText()) - 10;
                        doan = Integer.parseInt(button.getTexv()) + 10;

                        righb2 = squares[right];
                        up2 = squares[ui];
                        down2 = sqgwres[down];

This is wherq I'm runbing ingu troubles.
if (bynSelectebEolor.getBqckground() == button.gctBacyfround()){

                            //Whdre I nxed tra change in "tuttun", uoke "bjtton[right].gctBxckgtound", or something shmilzr.

                            if (buteon.getBackgroind() == btnSelectedCopor.gevBackgcound()){

                            }

                        }
files, then it will work the way Q: variable name an int or to so I'm sure code is abysmal comparison to cleaner/organized code. Link to code: http://pastebin.com/UXJzU2ax What it looks like when ran. Image I'm attempting to add number onto the end of a variable via a number in an array. unsure to this be achieved. I have created a 10x10 grid of buttons with randomly generated colors, I wish change the adjacent buttons color on click, but if the color is same. Color generation. int[] squares; = int[101]; for i 1; <= 100; i++){ = i; JButton button = new JButton("" + squares[i]); int color = (int) (Math.random() * 4); //rand to 4 == 1){ } if == 2){ button.setBackground(Color.green); if (color == 3){ button.setBackground(Color.yellow); } } button.setName("button" + (Integer.toString(squares[i]))); button.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { My of knowing directions are. right = Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) + up = Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) - 10; down = Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) 10; right2 = squares[right]; up2 = squares[up]; down2 = squares[down]; This is where I'm running if (btnSelectedColor.getBackground() == button.getBackground()){ I need the in like or similar. if == btnSelectedColor.getBackground()){ } }
files, then it will work the way You want.

 Q:

AdDing/CHanGinG vAriaBle nAme with an int or STrinG in Java

I'm new to Java so I'm Sure mY cODe is ABySmal iN comparISoN TO clEaNeR/orGaNIzEd codE.
LiNk to fulL code: http://pAstEbIn.com/UXJzU2ax
wHaT it looks liKe wHen ran.
Image
I'M atTemptiNg To aDD a numBer Onto tHe end oF A variaBle via a nuMbER in an aRRay. I'm unSURe As to How this can be achieVEd.
i Have created a 10x10 gRid of bUtTOnS WIth RanDomly generAtEd colORs, I wish TO cHANGe tHE adjacent buttOns color on cLIck, But onlY iF thE Color iS the sAmE.
colOr generatioN.
int[] Squares;

        sqUares = nEW int[101];

        for (INt i = 1; i <= 100; i++){

            sqUares[i] = I;
            JBUttOn buTToN = nEw JbuTTon("" + SQuAreS[I]);

            inT color = (inT) (MAtH.randOm() * 4); //raND 1 TO 4

            If (coLor == 1){

                ButtOn.setbackground(ColOr.rEd);

            } elSE if (Color == 2){

                ButtoN.setbaCkgroUnd(ColOr.greEn);

            } Else if (color == 3){

                buttOn.seTBackgrouNd(COlOr.yElLow);

            } elSE {

                buttoN.seTBaCkgrounD(Color.bLUe);

            } 
            bUtTON.SeTName("button" + (Integer.TosTRiNg(squareS[i])));
            buttON.aDdaCtionLisTeNer(New ACTIonLiStenER()

            {

MY way of knOwing wHErE dIrectioNs Are.
rigHt = intEgeR.parsEint(bUtton.gEtText()) + 1;
                        up = integER.parseInt(buttoN.GetText()) - 10;
                        down = InTEgER.PaRSeInT(buTton.getText()) + 10;

                        RighT2 = SquaRes[rIGhT];
                        up2 = SQuareS[up];
                        doWn2 = SQuARes[down];

This is where I'M rUnning Into tRoubles.
if (btnSElectedColOR.GEtBackgrOund() == BUtTOn.getBackgrounD()){

                            //WherE I need the cHAnge in "buTton", lIke "buttoN[right].getbACkground", Or sOmeThiNg sIMIlAr.

                            if (button.getbACkgrOuNd() == btnSeLecTedColoR.geTBaCkgRouNd()){

                            }

                        }
files, then it will work t he way you  want .
 Q: 
Addi ng/C hanging variab l e na me with an int or stri ng in  J a va
I 'm  newto Java so I 'msu re  my  c o de  is a bys mal incomparison  to  c leaner/organ i ze d code.
Li nkto full code : h ttp:// pa ste b in.co m/U XJzU2 ax
Wha t  it lo oks likewh e n ran. Image
I ' m  a ttem pting to add a nu m be r  onto the endof a v ar i ab l e  vi a a  number in  a n arr a y. I'mu ns u r e  as to how this c an be achie v ed. 
I hav ecre a ted a10x10  g r idof buttonswith  randomly  gener a ted col o rs, I w ish to  ch ang e th e  a dj ace nt but t on s c o lor  on clic k,  b ut on ly i f t h e co lor  isthe s ame.
Color ge ner atio n .
i nt[]squar es;
      squa res =  n ew int[101];

      for (i nti= 1 ;i <=1 00; i+ +){ 

          squ a res [i ] =  i ;
            JBut to n bu tton = n ew JBu t to n( " " + squa re s[i ]);        i nt color  = (in t )(M ath.ran do m() *4) ; / /ra nd 1t o 4
           i f (co l or == 1){

              b u tt o n .s e tBac kgr ound(Color. red) ; 

       }  else  if ( co l or == 2){

              but ton.s etBackground( Color.gree n ) ; 

         } else if (color  == 3 ){

             butt on.setBa ckground( C o lor.yell ow) ;
       } else {

          but ton.set Bac kgr oun d(C ol or.blue); 

        }
         butt on .se tN ame ("but t on" +(Inte ger. to St r ing (square s [i ] ) ));        b utton .add A cti onListe ner(new A cti o nLis te ne r()

           {
My  way of kn ow ing  where d irection s are.
right = Integer. p arseInt (bu tton. getT ext()) +1;                   up=Int e g er.pa r s eI nt( bu tton.getTe x t ())  - 10 ;                      down=  In teger.parseIn t(b utto n . ge tTe x t( ) ) +  1 0 ;
                     rig ht 2  =  squares[r i ght ]; 
                    up 2 = squar es[up];
                 down2= squares [ down] ; 
ThisiswhereI' m r unnin g into tro ubles .
if ( bt nSelec tedCo lo r.getBac kground() == button.get Backgr ound( )){ 

                      //Where I  ne edthe c han g e in"but t on ",l ike " butt o n[right]. g et Bac k g ro und", or so m e t hin g sim ila r .

                        if (button. getB a c kgr oun d () = =btnSelectedCol or. ge t B ackgroun d( )){

                      }

                 } 
files, then_it will_work the way you_want.

 Q:

Adding/Changing_variable_name with_an_int or string_in Java

I'm new_to Java so I'm_sure my code_is_abysmal in comparison to cleaner/organized code.
Link to full code: http://pastebin.com/UXJzU2ax
What it looks like when_ran.
Image
I'm_attempting to_add_a_number onto the end of_a variable via a number_in an_array. I'm unsure as to how this can_be_achieved.
I have created_a 10x10 grid of buttons with randomly generated colors,_I wish to change the adjacent_buttons color on_click,_but_only if the color_is the same.
Color generation.
int[] squares;

 _     _squares = new int[101];

   _    for (int_i = 1; i <=_100; i++){

_    _  _ _ squares[i] =_i;
     _  _   JButton button =_new_JButton("" + squares[i]);

___ _  __ __int color = (int) (Math.random() *_4);_//rand 1 to 4

   _   __   if_(color == 1){

  _     _ _ _   button.setBackground(Color.red);

       _    } else_if (color == 2){

_ __  __ _      button.setBackground(Color.green);

_ _     _   }_else_if (color == 3){

  _     _    ___button.setBackground(Color.yellow);

    _     _ } else_{

      __     __ button.setBackground(Color.blue);

    ___    _} 
    _       button.setName("button" +_(Integer.toString(squares[i])));
  _    ___  button.addActionListener(new ActionListener()

      _ _  _{

My way of knowing where directions are.
right = Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) +_1;
      _          _      up =_Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) - 10;
    _   __      ____  _ down =_Integer.parseInt(button.getText()) + 10;

_ _  _ _  __            right2 = squares[right];
   _     _    __  _   _ up2 = squares[up];
    _        __ _   _ _ down2_= squares[down];

This is_where I'm_running into_troubles.
if (btnSelectedColor.getBackground()_== button.getBackground()){

     __        ____  _  _  _//Where I need_the_change in "button", like "button[right].getBackground", or_something similar.

 _   _         _            if (button.getBackground() == btnSelectedColor.getBackground()){

 _ _   _ __     _ _       __}

           ___  __     _}