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# Lecture Notes October 9th
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## Arrays (Cont.)
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### Another way of Array Initialization
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```java
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String[] names = {"Jennifer", "Noodle", "Fluffy", "Rosie", "Cinnamon", "Brianne", "Oliver"}
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```
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Everything between the `{}` is the initial values in the names array in the order that it is written.
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Recall that arrays are of a fixed size. The `names` array above has 7 elements.
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### What can I do if I want to add something to the names array?
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Do the following steps:
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1. Create an empty array with the same size as the array
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2. Take all the contents in the array and store it in a temporary array
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3. Set names equal to another array of a bigger size
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4. Take all the contents in temp and store it back to the array of choice
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5. Add an element to the array by index
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```java
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// (1)
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String[] temp = new String[7];
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// (2)
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temp.clone(names);
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// (3)
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names = new String[20]; // Now it can hold up to 20 names
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// (4)
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names.clone(temp);
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// (5)
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names[7] = "New name!";
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```
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