java - Copying and printing arrays? -


whenever try print elements copied array stonefist array vaporeon get

this new array: [i@175705e

is problem on end or problem version of java?

public class arraytest {     public static void main(string[] args)     {         int[] stonefist = new int[6];         int[] vaporeon = new int[stonefist.length];         stonefist[0] = 34;         stonefist[1] = 2;         stonefist[2] = 14;         stonefist[3] = 34;         stonefist[4] = 58;         stonefist[5] = 4;         int jolteon = 0;         int flareon = 0;         int dragonite = integer.min_value;         for(int = 0; < stonefist.length; i++)             {                 system.out.println(stonefist[i]);                 if(stonefist[i] > dragonite)                 {                    dragonite = stonefist[i];                                 }                                    jolteon = jolteon + stonefist[i];                  flareon = jolteon/stonefist.length;                  system.arraycopy(stonefist,1,vaporeon,0,3);             }         system.out.println("the largest number is: " + dragonite);            system.out.println("the average is: " + flareon);         system.out.print("this new array: " + vaporeon);     }    } 

this default result of object.tostring()-method , not problem version of java.

what need method walks through array , prints each element, example arrays.tostring(...)

you can use it:

system.out.print("this new array: " + arrays.tostring(vaporeon)); 

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