Arraylist matching and returning one single boolean result?

You should break out of the loop once you have found a match, and print the result outside the loop, as shown below: boolean match = false ; for(int I = 0; I Print(match) Alternatively, a shorter approach is to not use a loop but call the contains method of the list instead: boolean match = aList. Contains("Red"); System.out. Println(match).

You should break out of the loop once you have found a match, and print the result outside the loop, as shown below: boolean match = false ; for(int I = 0; I Print(match); Alternatively, a shorter approach is to not use a loop but call the contains method of the list instead: boolean match = aList. Contains("Red"); System.out. Println(match).

Thanks! Your are awesome! – Guo Xiuhao Feb 2 at 12:53.

Contains should do the trick if (aList. Contains("Red")) { //cool }.

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