How to remove value from a vector (from its top index 0)

Question

HI Friends
A basic question. In my code i am adding values in vector (v). Now i want to remove the values from the top of the vector (from index 0) and move them in an variable temp. How can i do it. I know there is a method remove in vector. but i am not sure how to use it.Can anybody show me how to do this?
here is my peice of code
   public void result (){
        int temp1,temp2;
        for(int i=0; i<=  3000;i++){
           v.removeElement(i);
       }Thanks alot in advance

Answer 1

Well, i'm Not sure what ur problem is...?!?
Do U mean to say,
You need to just remove the 0'th element from a Vector & store THAT in a element called temp..?!?
Plz. have a look at the Vector class API in (for Java 1.4)
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/
There's a remove( ) which takes the index of the element to be removed...
In ur case, u could say, for example
Object temp = myVector.remove(0);or more appropriately,
SomeType temp;
temp = (SomeType)myVector.remove(0);--fritz