passing mutiple args to a method/constructor

[Megs Maquito]

Hi,

Is it ok to pass mutiple arguments to a method when they are not in the correct order?

[CODE]class a {
public a(int x, float y)
{//do stuff here}
}
class usinga{
a A = new a(3.2F, 7);
}
[CODE]

[Joanne Neal]

Originally posted by Megs Maquito:

Is it ok to pass mutiple arguments to a method when they are not in the correct order?

No. They have to be in the order that the method is expecting them.

[Hentay Duke]

As Joanne said no you can't do that. But even more importantly, you could have easily found this out yourself with a simple little test program. It's a good habit to get into to test things yourself. There's no substitute for practice and experience.

[Jesus Angeles]

you have to send args in same order as the method was defined

same variable types too, but okay to use polymorphism

e.g. if method wants args Animal, Array of Cars

then you can pass: Dog, Array of Corollas

as dog is an animal, and corolla is a car, if you define their hierarchy as such

[Megs Maquito]

Thanks so much all!