how to store a set attribute data table in java. suppose there is a table like we create in 2 dimensional array. in that table we are storing at one place multiple values that is what we call set...

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somebody please reply as soon as possible.

Posted 1-Apr-14 20:14pm

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TorstenH. 2-Apr-14 2:36am

unclear. what is a "set attribute data table" supposed to be?
Also you can't save things in a table - java is a object oriented language. We store values in objects.

TorstenH. 2-Apr-14 4:09am

This is what I call homework.

Do you have any code yet?

Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-14 4:30am

Write a shorter, more specific title to your question, and add some proper detail to the content.

TorstenH. 2-Apr-14 5:30am

He's talking about a 2-dimensional array storing composed objects - I guess.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-14 5:35am

That was my guess also. But I think it is useful to try and get people to write intelligible questions.

Member 9564224 2-Apr-14 12:37pm

That's what i told previously an array where every row contains set attributes and that means composite attributes only.

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