Dragon Ball Super continues to get worse.

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Your opinion flip flopped very recently only because of the last two or three episodes. The show isn't getting worse, it's just that Caulifla and Kale are garbage- and I can't stress the word garbage enough- characters. When they aren't around, the show is great.

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Fair, but also to be fair, that doesn't make it any less true that it continues to get worse, since all we've seen are those two recently. Also, that Vegeta vs. Toppo fight looks amazing and I'm 100% sure Vegeta has something hidden up his sleeve, but all we get to see is tired Goku vs. Mary and Sherry Sue.

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I feel like Vegeta v Toppo would be an amazing fight, but I honestly feel like Toppo and Vegeta shouldn't be quite so evenly matched. But Vegeta is probably doing Vegeta things and just enjoying the fight, so meh. I'd be disappointed if he didn't at least bust out something new like a Mastered SSB or some next-level form. I always found the idea of forms not being linear cool, and the idea that Goku could branch into UI while Vegeta does something akin to SSB2 would be so sweet.

mr. soul we're all here
ruby, shinji, data, david, abby, and sven
all three players are here

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Hi.

Hi. Just finished fooding.

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Welcome back from calorie absorption.

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Absorption starts later brah.

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Absorption starts NOW

Geez. Doing this with three people... May have been a bit much, in hindsight.

Everyone should subscribe to YouTube.com/user/LegendBegins

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You could always just use
Collections.reverse(bars);
and finish the method in one line.
But if you want to develop an algorithm, yours currently swaps the value of k and l. You're going to have to switch the values with
bars.set(k, bars.get(l));
A more concise way to do it would be

private void reversal()
{
int size = bars.size();
for(int i = 0; i < size / 2; i++)
{
int temp = bars.get(i);
bars.set(i, bars.get(size - 1 - i));
bars.set(size - 1 - i, temp);
}
}

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Thanks for this. All this alien code just has me baffled.