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Ytrail 26-Apr-12 6:57am View

The weird thing about it though, is I already tried that & it does not work. Why? Because the toString() method gets called by default, so calling it explicitly gives the same result (which it does because I just tested). So I'm trying to figure out why it points to a list reference because it shouldn't. It should be printing out "[]", like it did when I tested the toString() method on a regular LinkedList, but when you call it on the WordList LinkedList it prints out a reference which does not make any sense to me.

Ytrail 21-Oct-11 15:01pm View

No problem at all with an extra few lines. I just like figuring out how to make my code as short as possible. Haha! Thanks for your help though.

Ytrail 21-Oct-11 4:54am View

Yes, that would work but it would add additional lines I wanted to find a way around. If there is no other way to reduce the switch case statement to one liners for evaluating multiple cases, then I guess I will have to go with this or the if statement... so is this possible or I'm just stuck with this? (curious)

Ytrail 4-Oct-11 1:05am View

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Reason for my vote of 5
Provides a good examples of how to zip & unzip files without having to rely on proprietary software. Thanks!

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