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Do you know how data is stored in a MinHeap? Your implementation is very confusing, but your output seems to be correct. Remember that the left and right child must be greater than or equal to the parent. If 2 is the parent, then it's children are 7 and 2. …

[QUOTE=Destiny1;1137702] 2) Write a method that takes a full array of double as a parameter and for this one, I should refer to this as arraySD. The method of arraySD is to determine and return the standard deviation of numbers in the array.[/QUOTE] [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation#Basic_example[/url]

I'm having de ja vu: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread262065.html[/url] This code is much better than the one I linked. The highlighted line is wrong. Try declaring two StatCalculators (s1 and s2?). You can't call functions on a double in java. [QUOTE=Peppermaud;988179] [code] public static double firstBigger(double [] one, double [] two){ StatCalculator s …

For anyone that is using Windows, here is the source code he posted. Now it will unzip correctly.

This needs to use the correct function name. [QUOTE=rastus77;1137701] [B]Question 4[/B] Add a line to UseQ4 from Question 3 that calls [B]printValues[/B]() to display the values of Q4’s member variables. [B]ANSWER[/B] myInstanceOfQ4.[B]print_values[/B](); [/QUOTE]