java - Shorter code so fill arrays with same Value -

for "memory" game, i'm using gridview display 12 cards.
@ beginning, cards same.

in examples found, see similar code add picture ids imageadapter:

 private integer[] mthumbids = {              r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,         r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,         r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,         r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,         r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,         r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back     }; 

is there shorter,cleaner, nicer way? this:

private integer[] mthumbids = new integer[11]; arrays.fill(mthumbids, r.drawable.card_back); 

full class:

import android.content.context; import android.view.view; import android.view.viewgroup; import android.widget.baseadapter; import android.widget.gridview; import android.widget.imageview; import java.util.arrays;  public class imageadapter extends baseadapter {     private context mcontext;      public imageadapter(context c) {         mcontext = c;     }      public int getcount() {         return mthumbids.length;     }      public object getitem(int position) {         return null;     }      public long getitemid(int position) {         return 0;     }      // create new imageview each item referenced adapter     public view getview(int position, view convertview, viewgroup parent) {         imageview imageview;         if (convertview == null) {             // if it's not recycled, initialize attributes             imageview = new imageview(mcontext);             imageview.setlayoutparams(new gridview.layoutparams(150, 150));             imageview.setscaletype(imageview.scaletype.fit_center);             imageview.setpadding(8, 8, 8, 8);         } else {             imageview = (imageview) convertview;         }          imageview.setimageresource(mthumbids[position]);         return imageview;     }      // references our images      integer[] mthumbids = new integer[11];     arrays.fill(mthumbids, r.drawable.card_back);          /*   r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,             r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,             r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,             r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,             r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back,             r.drawable.card_back, r.drawable.card_back     };*/  } 

actually, that's - can use java.util.arrays#fill:

arrays.fill(mthumbids, r.drawable.card_back);