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Array of Spices in Java
If I were to describe an every day situation, like being a chef at a restaurant, how would I implement an array (for inventory) of my spices (I would have a total of 20 spice bottles)? And, how would items in the array might be searched for or sorted?
I don't need a full program, I just need pseudocode - a small example of just the possible array.
I have in fact coded the whole program for you.
I thought it would be easier for you test and understand the program when you execute the attached class file in a java VM. Feel free to add 10 more spices (I have run out of names:)
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