I have checked the following stackoverflow source to solve my problem:
but, when applying the top solution, I still get an error, as follows:
My list is defined here:
List linhaInicial = new ArrayList();
My convertion is made here:
String[] convertido = linhaInicial.toArray(new String[linhaInicial.size()]);
The problem is I still get the following error:
Error:(86, 59) java: incompatible types
required: java.lang.String[]
found: java.lang.Object[]
My conversion is somehow still returning Object[]
when it should now be returning String[]
.
Any solutions?
Thanks!
Do not use raw types !
List linhaInicial = new ArrayList();
should be
List<String> linhaInicial = new ArrayList<>();
Change :
List linhaInicial = new ArrayList(); // can contain any Object.
//So compiler throws an error while converting an Object to String.
to
List<String> linhaInicial = new ArrayList<String>(); // using Generics ensures
//that your List can contain only Strings, so, compiler
//will not throw "incompatible types" error
Always try to include the type of the list element in your declaration:
List<String> linhaInicial = new ArrayList<String>();
Avoid raw types as much as possible.
You have to change
List linhaInicial = new ArrayList(); // you are using raw type List
To
List<String> linhaInicial = new ArrayList();// you have to use String type List
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