Array Reflection: Multi Array Reflection

   
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import java.lang.reflect.Array;

public class SampleMultiArrayReflection {

  public static void main(String[] args) {

    // The oneDimA and oneDimB objects are one dimensional int arrays
    // with 5 elements.

    int[] dim1 = { 5 };
    int[] oneDimA = (int[]) Array.newInstance(int.class, dim1);
    int[] oneDimB = (int[]) Array.newInstance(int.class, 5);

    // The twoDimStr object is a 5 X 10 array of String objects.

    int[] dimStr = { 5, 10 };
    String[][] twoDimStr = (String[][]) Array.newInstance(String.class,
        dimStr);

    // The twoDimA object is an array of 12 int arrays. The tail
    // dimension is not defined. It is equivalent to the array
    // created as follows:
    //    int[][] ints = new int[12][];

    int[] dimA = { 12 };
    int[][] twoDimA = (int[][]) Array.newInstance(int[].class, dimA);
  }
}

1.	Creating an Array: An array of 10 ints.
2.	Creating an Array: An array of 10 int-arrays.
3.	Creating an Array: A 10x20 2-dimensional int array.
4.	Getting and Setting the Value of an Element in an Array Object
5.	Array Reflection: name and type
6.	Array Reflection: getComponentType()
7.	Array Reflection: create instance
8.	Array Reflection: get length
9.	Using reflection to check array type and length
10.	Using reflection to create, fill, and display an array
11.	Getting the Length and Dimensions of an Array Object
12.	Determining If an Object Is an Array
13.	Getting the Component Type of an Array Object
14.	Check if the given object is an array (primitve or native).
15.	return an Object array for the given object.
16.	This program demonstrates the use of reflection for manipulating arrays

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