I have a class Box
that represents one single box of a grid. Now, I'm trying to create a Rows x Cols grid of instances of the boxes.
I would like to have a 2d ArrayList
of boxes. Something analogous to the array: coord[rows][cols]
. So that when I write coord.get(5)(6)
, I'm getting the box that is at row 5
and column 6
.
You could use an ArrayList of ArrayLists. Something like this:
ArrayList<ArrayList<Box>> grid = new ArrayList<ArrayList<Box>>();
grid.add(new ArrayList<Box>());
grid.get(0).add(new Box());
Box myBox = grid.get(0).get(0);
But note that this is pretty gross. Just use a 2D array.
You can create an array of Box, even a 2D (or 3D, 4D, ...) of Box:
Box[][] boxes = new Box[ROWS][COLS];
instead of
coord.get(5)(6);
you simply write
Box b = boxes[5][6];
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