Enhance for loop question

Question

I like it, but I can't figure out how to use it for the following situation (printing contents of two arrays using one iterator):
old way:
        System.out.println(menuTitle + "/n");
        for (int e ; e < length.menuChoices ; e++)
            System.out.print(menuChoices[e] + " - " + menuLabels[e]);
        }new?
        System.out.println(menuTitle + "/n");
        for (String e : menuChoices)
            System.out.print(e + " - " + menuLabels[????]);
        }Is there a nice way to do this or should I just use the old for loop and hope my teacher doesn't think that I just don't know about the new loop? Thanks.

Answer 1

Is there a nice way to do this or should I just use
the old for loop and hope my teacher doesn't think
that I just don't know about the new loop?No there isn't. In the new for-loop the loop counter has been abstracted away. You'll have to either use the old for-loop, or introduce a counter in the new.
Another way could be to change the design a little.
class MenueItem {
   Type1 choice();
   Type2 label();
for (String e : menuItems)  { // all MenuItems
   System.out.print(e.choise() + " - " + e.label());
}