Why following method declarations are not valid ?<br /> <br /> void method(int... x, int y){};<br /> void method(int... x,int... y){};

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Q1. Why following method declarations are not valid ?

void method(int... x, int y){};
void method(int... x,int... y){};

Ans. Because var args are not only allowed with the last argument in the method declaration.

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or

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Do you see any problem with this code

public class BuggyBread {

   public static void main(String[] args) {
      method("Hello","World");
   }

   private static void method(String... args){
      for(String arg:args){
         System.out.println(arg);
      }
   }
}