Rules for Variable Argument List (var-args)

As Java alows to create methods that can take variable no of arguments, we do have some rules to be followed such as:

• Var-arg Type: While declaring var-arg parameters, we shoud specify the argument type which can be either primitive type or object type.

void example1(int… x){}

void example2(ClassA… obj){}

• Basic Syntax: For the declaration of var-arg parameter, we will provide ellipsis(…) followed by type then a space and then a name of thee array that will holds the received parameter.

void example(int… x){}

• Other Parameter : We can even provide other parameters in a method that is not var-arg.

void example(int x, char y,char… z){}

• Var-arg limits: The var-arg mustbe the last parameter in the method’s signature, and we can have only one var-arg in a method.

void example(int x, char y,char… z){}