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How to return many objects instead of only one in java?

Asked by nurul26 in Miscellaneous Programming

Tags: , ,


Here is my code:

   public class code
  {
     public static void main (String args[])
     {
          parse()
     }
   
     public static object parse()
    {
         RandomAccessFile raf= new RandomAccessFile ("myfile.txt","r");
         String line;
         Object[] obj = new Object[2];
        Time t = null;
         String s = "";
     
       while((line=raf.readFile())!=null)
     {
       
         if (condition == true)
           {
              ...... //parse the line
       
               //information obtained from parsing
               t = Time.valueOf ("string that i parsed above")
               s = "String that i parsed above ";
           }
       
         obj[0] = t;
         obj[1] = s;

         System.out.println ("Output is" : obj[0] + "  " + obj[1] )
       }
     
       return obj;
    }
   
  }

    The output i would get would be something like this :

   Output is : 13:14:15  November
   Output is : 15:16:45  December

  However it will only return 15:16:45 December which is the last information on the while loop. How can i return both the output information?

    Thanks,
    nurul

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