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Twod Arrays - In-Class Exercise / Take-Home Lab

The document describes a take-home lab assignment on two-dimensional arrays in Java. Students are asked to create a program that prompts the user for the dimensions of a 2D array, initializes the array with values based on row and column, prints the array, doubles the number of rows, and prints the array again. The program should include methods to create and initialize the 2D array, double the number of rows, and print individual rows and the full array.

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Twod Arrays - In-Class Exercise / Take-Home Lab

The document describes a take-home lab assignment on two-dimensional arrays in Java. Students are asked to create a program that prompts the user for the dimensions of a 2D array, initializes the array with values based on row and column, prints the array, doubles the number of rows, and prints the array again. The program should include methods to create and initialize the 2D array, double the number of rows, and print individual rows and the full array.

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CSCD211 Programming Principles II 5/1/2014

TwoD arrays In-Class Exercise / Take-Home Lab

10 Points. See Canvas for due date.


Submit on paper, in class.

A two-dimensional array is an array of array references: int[][] twoD = new int[2][3];


creates a two dimensional array with 2 rows and 3 columns:

This is twoD[0] Im twoD[0][0] Im twoD [0][1] Im twoD [0][2]


This is twoD[1] Im twoD [1][0] Im twoD [1][1] Im twoD [1][2]

Two dimensional arrays can be traversed in two ways standard array traversal or for-each traversal:

Standard:
for (int i = 0; i < twoD.length; i++)
{
for (int j = 0; j < twoD[i].length; j++)
{
System.out.print( + twoD[i][j]);
}
System.out.println(); // New line
}

For-each:
for (int[] row : twoD)
{
for (int value : row)
{
System.out.print( + value);
}
System.out.println(); // New line
}

The purpose of this lab is to give you practice in handling two-dimensional arrays.
Create a Java program according to the following specifications. When finished, print a listing of your
code and submit in class on the date it is due. Dont submit to Canvas.

Eastern Washington University


CSCD211 Programming Principles II 5/1/2014

In main method:
o Prompt the user for the dimensions of the array and accept their input.
o Create a two-D int array reference named twoD.
o Call the create2D method to create the actual 2D array instance.
o Call the init2d method to initialize the array.
o Print the array.
o Call the double2D method to double the number of rows in your array.
o Print the array again.

In create2D method:
Code a method (create2D) that accepts two integers, and returns an actual two-d array

In init2d method:
Create a method (init2D) that will fill the array elements with values (use row + column)
This method get a reference to the array as an incoming parm.

In double2d method:
Create a method (double2d) that will accept a reference to a two-D, create an array that is twice
the number of rows of the passed-in array, copy the values in the passed-in array to the new
array, and return the new array

In printRow method:
Print the elements in one row of the array.

In printArray method:
Call printRow, once for each row in the 2D.

Eastern Washington University

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