Printing Type & Value with Varargs in Java

Create a Java program to demonstrate a method with varargs that prints the type and value of different arguments

The ArgumentPrinter class contains a static method printArgs that takes a variable number of arguments of type Object.
Inside the method, it iterates through each argument in the args array using an enhanced for loop.
For each argument, it prints the type of the argument (obtained using getClass().getSimpleName()) and its value.
In the main method, the printArgs method is called with multiple arguments of different types: an integer (7), a string ("Java"), a double (23.14), and a boolean (true).
When executed, the main method prints information about each argument to the console.

Source Code

public class ArgumentPrinter
{
	static void printArgs(Object... args)
	{
		for (Object arg : args)
		{
			System.out.println("Type : " + arg.getClass().getSimpleName() + ", Value : " + arg);
		}
	}
 
	public static void main(String[] args)
	{
		printArgs(7, "Java", 23.14, true);
	}
}

Output

Type : Integer, Value : 7
Type : String, Value : Java
Type : Double, Value : 23.14
Type : Boolean, Value : true

Printing Type & Value with Varargs in Java

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