Printing the contents of a vector (Java)

Gaz

Hi all,

Probably a very simple query for you but this has been doing my head in. I have created a stock class and it has contents like name, price , type etc. This has then been input into a vector.

Now I want to be able to print the contents of the classes from the vector, however I keep getting what looks like memory addresses.
Ive tried vector.get(i) and vector.elementAt(i).

I would like to say, print the first piece of info from the instance, stock name but not the price for example.

Can someone help me out ?

Thanks
Gary

You could override toString() in your class to print out what you want your Vector to print.

System.out.print( vector.get(i) ); Should then print it out in whatever format you define.