Basics of working with Arrays in Java -

How do you:
1. Start an array (create).
2. Push a string value to it.
3. Push another string value into it.
4. Dump it to get its contents.

Arrays are a fixed size in Java, when you create them is determined. As such, they do not have any push.

It seems as if you want it instead, one is most likely the one.

There is more information about different types of collections (lists, sets, and maps).

Operators for lists and sets with Java for each operator:

  list & lt; String & gt; MyList = new Arsèchchi & lt; String & gt; (); // from the list & lt; String & gt; MyList = New Linkedist & lt; String & gt; (); MyList.add ("A"); MyList.add ("two"); // Because we are using a generic collection, compiler // next string for you (string on: myList) {// it includes a color. This section is my list system.out.printLN (currently is present for each element only)); } // should print "one" and "two" (without quotes) on separate lines