Multi-dimensional Array in Java?

[kk_oop]

Hi. I tried to post this once, but something went wrong in my browser. I apologize if this is a duplicate post.

I need to store a series of numbers in a two-dimensional lookup table. Basically, it'll be preset to static final values and
accessed by two indicies. Any standard Java approach for this? I'd like to use an ArrayList over an array for bounds safety
reasons. Is that the way to go, or is there a better approach?

I'm new to Java, and I know it has a huge API, so I'm just looking for pointers--or I guess I should say references. Heh heh.

Thanks,

Ken

 

[Liz]

Hi. I tried to post this once, but something went wrong in my browser. I

apologize if this is a duplicate post.

I need to store a series of numbers in a two-dimensional lookup table.

Basically, it'll be preset to static final values and

accessed by two indicies. Any standard Java approach for this? I'd like

to use an ArrayList over an array for bounds safety

reasons. Is that the way to go, or is there a better approach?

I'm new to Java, and I know it has a huge API, so I'm just looking for

pointers--or I guess I should say references. Heh heh.

Thanks,

Ken

I use this and java checks the bounds for me automatically.

final static String[][] COPTIONS =
{ { "Stop", "b000"+BBLUE1+","+BBLACK }, {
"Pause", "c000"+BBLUE1+","+BBLACK }, {
"Step Forward", "r001"+BBLUE1+","+BBLACK }, {
and so on...... }}