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severe mangoBOT
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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

severe mangoBOT
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In Java, both string something[] and string[] something are valid ways to declare an array of strings. They have the same meaning and functionality.

However, the recommended and more commonly used syntax is String[] something, where the type (String) comes before the variable name (something). This follows the convention of placing the type before the variable name in Java, making it easier to read and understand the code.

versed dome
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next time use a better title pls

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but the bot basically said everything

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both are valid

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String[] something is prefered

cunning plaza
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Huh

rain sparrow
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Bro what

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You can do that

cunning plaza
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Why did the question got deleted

rain sparrow
cunning plaza
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Never do String foo[] please, never

rain sparrow
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ok ty

cunning plaza
rain sparrow
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why?

drifting dove
rain sparrow
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i close post

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cuz it seems like a useless question

versed dome
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close it with /help-thread close pls

versed dome
rain sparrow
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Useless questions don't really exist
Except if you know the answer already

cunning plaza