[Hacktoberfest] Java | Simple 2D Iterator

[ericwburden]

Participation

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Challenge

Simple 2D Iterator

Language

Lots of Java in the repo already, add some more! Solve this challenge using Java.

Approach

Check out some of our Java-based challenges for an IDE-agnostic unit-testing setup, or use the tools built in to your favorite IDE.

[neeraj15022001]

can i try this one ?

[drkennetz]

@neeraj15022001 , Hi anybody can solve these - please refer to:
https://github.com/codeconnector/CodingDojo/wiki#solutions

For details on how to submit solutions to this repo. Thanks!

[sumitkumarju]

If it's still active.I would like to give it a try

[ericwburden]

Go for it. These aren't exactly exclusive, either. They're really learning exercises, and it does no harm to have multiple solutions in a single language (so long as they aren't the same files re-submitted with a name change).

[masonmaui]

Hi, i would like to give this a try I am just wondering why I need to have installed npm 7.9.0. I am also confused as to how I test it for you.

[xanderyzwich]

@masonmaui you don't need to have npm 7.9.0
It's kind of an odd thing the way this repository works, but everyone can make independent solutions to the different challenges in different languages so there are things floating around all over the place with dependencies in their various languages. If you want to work in Java, we just ask that you use a common Java testing framework like Junit and have instructions for running the tests that you write.