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    Public Class Public Static Int Int Int For Int: Out Out

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    This document contains code that demonstrates the use of varargs in Java. The VarargsExample class contains two static methods, multiply() and multiply2(), that both multiply the numbers in an array or varargs parameter together and return the result. The TestVarargs class calls both methods, passing an array to multiply() and individual arguments to multiply2(), to show how varargs allows a method to accept an indefinite number of arguments of a particular type.

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    This document contains code that demonstrates the use of varargs in Java. The VarargsExample class contains two static methods, multiply() and multiply2(), that both multiply the numbers in an array or varargs parameter together and return the result. The TestVarargs class calls both methods, passing an array to multiply() and individual arguments to multiply2(), to show how varargs allows a method to accept an indefinite number of arguments of a particular type.

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    Java Varargs

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    Var Arg s Example

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    This document contains code that demonstrates the use of varargs in Java. The VarargsExample class contains two static methods, multiply() and multiply2(), that both multiply the numbers in an array or varargs parameter together and return the result. The TestVarargs class calls both methods, passing an array to multiply() and individual arguments to multiply2(), to show how varargs allows a method to accept an indefinite number of arguments of a particular type.

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    This document contains code that demonstrates the use of varargs in Java. The VarargsExample class contains two static methods, multiply() and multiply2(), that both multiply the numbers in an array or varargs parameter together and return the result. The TestVarargs class calls both methods, passing an array to multiply() and individual arguments to multiply2(), to show how varargs allows a method to accept an indefinite number of arguments of a particular type.

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    public class VarargsExample {

    public static int multiply(int[] numbers){


    int result = 1;

    for(int number: numbers){
    result= result*number;
    }

    return result;
    }

    public static int multiply2(int...numbers){
    int result = 1;

    for(int number: numbers){
    result= result*number;
    }

    return result;
    }

    }



    ==
    public class TestVarargs {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    System.out.println(VarargsExample.multiply(new int[]{2,2,8}));
    System.out.println(VarargsExample.multiply2(4,5,6));
    }

    }

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