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Use Eclipse. IntelliJ is great if you're looking to go professional or a career. However, 90% of its features won't be used by someone just writing bots. Use something you are familiar with, have set up and know already works. And by all means Eclipse is not a bad thing. I know the hivemind is...

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To add onto what @Coma said, there are a few things here that should have been clarified by the original writer. The reason the memory allocation is maxLen + 1 is because strings in C need to be null-terminated. This refers to ending the string with the \0 character. More specifically, this is...

Y'all making me reinstall LaTeX to write a paper about this.

That was definitely a downside to this. The way this has been circumvented before was just to do containsAllOfNames(Iterable<String>) containsAllOfIds(Iterable<Integer>) I understand if you wouldn't feel comfortable compromising the integrity of the names. I'd sooner tear my own hairs out...

Effectively. Saves the hassle of having to convert it to an array before calling one of these methods. This is also Java 8 where the collections have far more usage.

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Hello. I've noticed that a few methods could benefit from the usage of iterable data types. Name ones such as: Inventory#containsAllOf(int[]) Bank#containsAnyOf(int[]) GroundItems#getLoaded(String[]) Just to name a few. This could work quite well with the changes to collections from Java 8...

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