RunTime Dynamic String Array split?

[Edward Durai]

Hi,

I have String array like

String arr[] = {"one","two","three","four","five","six","seven","eight"};

e.g
I have done like this.

List testData = new ArrayList();
Map map1 = new TreeMap();
Map map2 = new TreeMap();

map1.put("1",arr[0]);
map1.put("2",arr[1]);
map1.put("3",arr[2]);
map1.put("4",arr[3]);
testData.add(audit1);

map2.put("1",arr[4]);
map2.put("2",arr[5]);
map2.put("3",arr[6]);
map2.put("4",arr[7]);
tes2Data.add(audit2);

IS OTHER ANY GOOD WAY TO PUT DIFFERENT MAP,ARRAY LIST IN RUN TIME?
Thanks

[Serkan Demir]

what are audit1, audit2 here ? i don't understand your question. What is the criteria for splitting?

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

Perhaps this is better suited to Java in General (Beginner).

[Edward Durai]

Hi,

I have String array like

String arr[] = {"one","two","three","four","five","six","seven","eight"};

e.g
I have done like this.

List testData = new ArrayList();
Map map1 = new TreeMap();
Map map2 = new TreeMap();

map1.put("1",arr[0]);
map1.put("2",arr[1]);
map1.put("3",arr[2]);
map1.put("4",arr[3]);
testData.add(map1);

map2.put("1",arr[4]);
map2.put("2",arr[5]);
map2.put("3",arr[6]);
map2.put("4",arr[7]);
tes2Data.add(map2);

IS OTHER ANY GOOD WAY TO PUT DIFFERENT MAP,ARRAY LIST IN RUN TIME?
Thanks

[Joe Urbanek]

Here is another way.

for(int i = 0; i > 3; i++){
map1.put((i+1), arr[i]);
}
testData.add(map1);
for(int j = 4; i > 7; i++){
map2.put((j+1), arr[j]);
}
testData2.add(map2);

Your example is not really real world because you dont always know know the size of your array and you would be loading your maps on the values in your array instead of just position.