int values[] = new int[7];
int index;

index = 4;
values[ index+2 ] = values[ index-1 ];

Answer:

Yes.

Using an Expression as an Index

Using an expression for an array index is a very powerful tool. You often solve a problem by organizing the data into arrays, and then processing that data in a systematic way using variables as indexes.

Notice that this program uses an array that holds values of type double.

You can, of course, copy this program to your editor, save it and run it. Arrays can get confusing. Playing around with a simple program now will pay off later.

public class ArrayEg2
{
  public static void main ( String[] args )
  {
    double[] val = new double[4];  // an array of double 
                                   // cells initialized to 0.0
    val[0] = 0.12;
    val[1] = 1.43;
    val[2] = 2.98;

    int j = 3;
    System.out.println( "cell 3: " + val[ j   ] );
    System.out.println( "cell 2: " + val[ j-1 ] );

    j = j-2;
    System.out.println( "cell 1: " + val[ j   ] );
   }
}

cell 3:
cell 2:
cell 1:

Answer:

Using an Expression as an Index

QUESTION 9: