Hi;
Sure; it is possible;
Just define your data type as this; code written in gmail editor
class Identification {
public String
first, last, address, city, state;
public double singlePrice, total;
public int number;
}
then in your main class; or code;
Identification[] ids = new Identification[50];
With the hope of rising of Mahdi;
Ali Shakiba
Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman
Iran - Kerman
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 7:34 AM, Craig Jensen <[email protected]>wrote:
> Is it possible?
>
> Sample:
>
> My app prompts the user for input of first name, last name, address, city,
> state, etc plus two double elements. Each of these groups equal on element
> to display
> (i.e.
> {
> Joe Blow
> 123 S Main st.
> Somewhere, Tx 83999
> number of widgets = 33
> price per widget = 22
> total spent on widgets = $726.00
> }
>
> All elements are of typs String except the number of widgets (float) and
> total spent per widget (double).
> I collect this information for a set number of people, then terminate with
> a summary of total spent per person.
>
>
> Can this dataset be stored in an array to allow it to be retrieved as a
> single array element (the data {between the curly braces} above), for each
> person entered?
>
> Possible?
>
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