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Suppose a is a group of strings.
I can not understand the difference between String[] a and
String a[]
Is both of them have the same meaning?I need the answer based on android
If you’re asking about Java, then, yes, both have the same meaning.
String[] ais preferred since it keeps the entire type definition together and visually distinct from the identifier.String a[]is only in the language to make it easier forC++andCprogrammers to learn. The Java language creators were initially trying to convince C++ developers to learn Java by adopting a familiar syntax.