10 replies to this topic

[svdragster]

Hey, does anyone know if something like this is possible in Java, too?

x, y, z = 4, 64, 4

[ETHANATOR360]

why not assign them like this?

int x = 4,y = 64, z = 4;

[GopherAtl]

You can if they're all the same type, the syntax is...

 int x=4, y=64, z=4;

[Mads]

Provided they're all the same value and type, you can also do shit like

int x = y = z = 4;

[nolongerexistant]

Mads, on 10 July 2013 - 02:43 AM, said:

Provided they're all the same value and type, you can also do shit like

int x = y = z = 4;

You actually can't do it like that. Y and Z are undefined and that will error

[Mads]

Wasn't it introduced in 1.7?

[nolongerexistant]

I always have the latest version of Java and my Eclipse errors:

Multiple markers at this line
- z cannot be resolved to a
  variable
- y cannot be resolved to a
  variable

[Engineer]

http://puu.sh/3zrBv.png ?

Show us your code please

[Tiin57]

I thought it was

int x, y, z = 2;

[Mads]

tiin57, on 10 July 2013 - 09:58 AM, said:

I thought it was

int x, y, z = 2;

That would declare all three, but leave x and y un-initialised.

[nolongerexistant]

Engineer, on 10 July 2013 - 08:26 AM, said:

http://puu.sh/3zrBv.png ?

Show us your code please