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Pakh 7-Dec-12 14:48pm View

your wellcome

Pakh 7-Dec-12 11:25am View

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No there is no need for break

Pakh 7-Dec-12 10:55am View

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No there is no need for "break"
when you use "return" it returns the value then it goes to where you called your method

Pakh 7-Dec-12 10:51am View

No there is no need for break
when you use return it will return the value then it will end the method
(for example if you have two arrays of 100 and i=0,j=0,arr1[i]>arr2[j] then it will return true and the method will end there)

For more details you can look for (in any book about java) break,continue,return,break Label,etc

Pakh 7-Dec-12 8:41am View

No, in my code it returns false right away when *arr1[i]>arr2[j]* happens.
about the second part I don't understand what you are saying,( your arrays can have hundereds of elements)

Pakh 7-Dec-12 4:13am View

if you find i and j so that arr1[i] > arr2[j]
you know for sure that the result is false
anything you do after that is extra
If you really need to return value after all fors you can define a bool,
and instead of returning assign the value to your bool and at the end return your boolean

Pakh 6-Dec-12 19:31pm View

I still don't understand How the data is orginized in Excel
please , give couple of excel rows as an example and the desired SQL table

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