main() parameters

Re: main() parameters

There is no difference, you can declare an array like String[] args or
String args[]

Richard

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> What's the difference in these parameters?
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> main(String[] args) and main(String args[]) ?
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> public class app extends Applet{
> public static main void (String[] args)....
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Re: main() parameters

No diff - just an attempt by Sun to make things easier for C++ programmers
as they switch to Java, so they allow either form..
BobJ
"Bill Cunningham" <[email protected] t> wrote in message
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> What's the difference in these parameters?
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> main(String[] args) and main(String args[]) ?
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> public class app extends Applet{
> public static main void (String[] args)....
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> Bill
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