Mock 4a help

[morksen123]

ik I'm supposed to do something like consumer.accept(t) but how do iterate through every number from generate?
Does anyone mind showing their code? thanks

[GraceYongXM]

can have a for loop in forEach!

[shotnothing]

can also do forEach() in the stream

[morksen123]

can have a for loop in forEach!

something like the 'sample' answer?

[calvinseptyanto]

Can use for loop!
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++){
consumer.accept(...);
}

[aldrichwilliams23]

@calvinseptyanto Issue with that implementation is how to combine them into one line?

[shotnothing]

@calvinseptyanto Issue with that implementation is how to combine them into one line?

why need one line?

[shotnothing]

can have a for loop in forEach!

something like the 'sample' answer?

sample answer?

[morksen123]

can have a for loop in forEach!

something like the 'sample' answer?

sample answer?

Like the answer written by the random guy in the file downloaded

[shotnothing]

can have a for loop in forEach!

something like the 'sample' answer?

sample answer?

Like the answer written by the random guy in the file downloaded

err no all the answers were super whack haha

i just iterated a dummy variable thru N times, and had a .forEach() at the end to run the consumer accept get for said N times

[aldrichwilliams23]

@shotnothing Oh, my understanding from the paper is, since it's written as 2 0 6 9 5, your output need to be one line

But the code above, where you for loop and in each for loop you have consumer.accept(..) would produce

2
0
6
9
5

[morksen123]

@shotnothing Oh, my understanding from the paper is, since it's written as 2 0 6 9 5, your output need to be one line

But the code above, where you for loop and in each for loop you have consumer.accept(..) would produce

2 0 6 9 5

Hey, its System.out.print not System.out.println. so a loop construct will work too

[aldrichwilliams23]

@morksen123 Woops, thanks for pointing that out!

[shotnothing]

@shotnothing Oh, my understanding from the paper is, since it's written as 2 0 6 9 5, your output need to be one line

But the code above, where you for loop and in each for loop you have consumer.accept(..) would produce

2 0 6 9 5

Yeah I mean even with println, you could always just reduce it to a single string and print that once right at the end