Arrays

Returns a List of the objects in the specified array. The size of the List cannot be modified, i.e. adding and removing are unsupported, but the elements can be set. Setting an element modifies the underlying array.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive), using comparator to compare elements. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, using comparator to compare elements. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array. Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Performs a binary search for value in the ascending sorted array array, in the range specified by fromIndex (inclusive) and toIndex (exclusive). Searching in an unsorted array has an undefined result. It's also undefined which element is found if there are multiple occurrences of the same element.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value null.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value (short) 0.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0L.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0.0d.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value false.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value '\\u0000'.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0.0f.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value (byte) 0.

Copies newLength elements from original into a new array. If newLength is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value null.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value (byte) 0.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value null.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value null.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0.0d.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0L.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value false.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value '\\u0000'.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value (short) 0.

Copies elements from original into a new array, from indexes start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). The original order of elements is preserved. If end is greater than original.length, the result is padded with the value 0.0f.

Returns true if the two given arrays are deeply equal to one another. Unlike the method equals(Object[] array1, Object[] array2), this method is appropriate for use for nested arrays of arbitrary depth.

Two array references are considered deeply equal if they are both null, or if they refer to arrays that have the same length and the elements at each index in the two arrays are equal.

Two null elements element1 and element2 are possibly deeply equal if any of the following conditions satisfied:

element1 and element2 are both arrays of object reference types, and Arrays.deepEquals(element1, element2) would return true.

element1 and element2 are arrays of the same primitive type, and the appropriate overloading of Arrays.equals(element1, element2) would return true.

element1 == element2

element1.equals(element2) would return true.

Note that this definition permits null elements at any depth.

If either of the given arrays contain themselves as elements, the behavior of this method is uncertain.

Returns a hash code based on the "deep contents" of the given array. If the array contains other arrays as its elements, the hash code is based on their contents not their identities. So it is not acceptable to invoke this method on an array that contains itself as an element, either directly or indirectly.

For any two arrays a and b, if Arrays.deepEquals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.deepHashCode(a) equals Arrays.deepHashCode(b).

The computation of the value returned by this method is similar to that of the value returned by hashCode() invoked on a List containing a sequence of instances representing the elements of array in the same order. The difference is: If an element e of array is itself an array, its hash code is computed by calling the appropriate overloading of Arrays.hashCode(e) if e is an array of a primitive type, or by calling Arrays.deepHashCode(e) recursively if e is an array of a reference type. The value returned by this method is the same value as the method Arrays.asList(array).hashCode(). If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Creates a "deep" String representation of the Object[] passed, such that if the array contains other arrays, the String representation of those arrays is generated as well.

If any of the elements are primitive arrays, the generation is delegated to the other toString methods in this class. If any element contains a reference to the original array, then it will be represented as "[...]". If an element is an Object[], then its representation is generated by a recursive call to this method. All other elements are converted via the valueOf(Object) method.

Compares the two arrays.

Compares the two arrays.

Compares the two arrays.

Compares the two arrays. The values are compared in the same manner as Float.equals().

Compares the two arrays. The values are compared in the same manner as Double.equals().

Compares the two arrays.

Compares the two arrays.

Compares the two arrays.

Compares the two arrays.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified range in the array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Fills the specified array with the specified element.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two boolean arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Boolean instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two not-null int arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Integer instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. If the array contains other arrays as its elements, the hash code is based on their identities not their contents. So it is acceptable to invoke this method on an array that contains itself as an element, either directly or indirectly.

For any two arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the method Arrays.asList(array).hashCode(). If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two double arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Double instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two short arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Short instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two byte arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Byte instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two char arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Character instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two float arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Float instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Returns a hash code based on the contents of the given array. For any two long arrays a and b, if Arrays.equals(a, b) returns true, it means that the return value of Arrays.hashCode(a) equals Arrays.hashCode(b).

The value returned by this method is the same value as the hashCode() method which is invoked on a List containing a sequence of Long instances representing the elements of array in the same order. If the array is null, the return value is 0.

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified array using the specified Comparator. All elements must be comparable to each other without a ClassCastException being thrown.

Sorts the specified array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified array in ascending natural order.

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending numerical order. The values are sorted according to the order imposed by Double.compareTo().

Sorts the specified array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified range in the array using the specified Comparator. All elements must be comparable to each other without a ClassCastException being thrown.

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending numerical order. The values are sorted according to the order imposed by Float.compareTo().

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified array in ascending numerical order.

Sorts the specified range in the array in ascending natural order. All elements must implement the Comparable interface and must be comparable to each other without a ClassCastException being thrown.

Sorts the specified array in ascending numerical order.

Creates a String representation of the long[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(long) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the int[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(int) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the char[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(char) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the boolean[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(boolean) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the byte[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(int) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the float[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(float) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the short[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(int) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the Object[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(Object) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.

Creates a String representation of the double[] passed. The result is surrounded by brackets ("[]"), each element is converted to a String via the valueOf(double) and separated by ", ". If the array is null, then "null" is returned.