It appears to me that there could be a better way to this, maybe using loops, I think.
String hora1 = listaH.get(0);
String hora2 = listaH.get(1);
String hora3 = listaH.get(2);
String hora4 = listaH.get(3);
String hora5 = listaH.get(4);
String hora6 = listaH.get(5);
String hora7 = listaH.get(6);
String hora8 = listaH.get(7);
String hora9 = listaH.get(8);
Is there another way to write this using less words? Thanks
It depends on what you want to achieve and what you hope to gain from it...but...
Assuming that listaH is java.util.List, you could use
for (String horse : listaH) {
System.out.println(horse);
}
(NB: You can do the same thing with arrays)
Take a look at The for statement and The while and do-while statements for more details
Use arrays for hora variable. It can be like
String[] hora = new String[9];
Now you can use any loops, but for is best for your case.
for(int i = 0; i < 9 ; i++){
hora[i] = listaH.get(i);
}
But why waste resource and complexity on new variables? You can do something like listaH.get(4) wherever you need hora5.
Iterator itr = listaH.iterator();
while(itr.hasNext()) {
String element = (String) itr.next();
System.out.print(element + " ");
}
or
for (int i=0;i<listaH.size();i++) {
String element = (String)listaH.get(i);
System.out.print(element + " ");
}
if you need String array then use this one
String[] array = listaH.toArray(new String[listaH.size()]);
Yes. Instead of separate variables for each element, you should just leave them in the original list and then access them that way. So, for example, when you need the value that you are trying to store in hora9, use listaH.get(8) instead.
String[] horaarray of nine elements, then yes.