1. You should have posted in the Java Forum for experienced Java users to see this post 2. Why make a duplicate thread about the same problem with your last thread? 3. Are the suggestions in the other thread not helpful?
@jbennet Shouldn't this be moved in the java forum?
@MichaelCJ10
while (counter<total.length)
{
counter++;
...
When you start your while loop you immediately started with an increment to the counter which caused it to use the next element instead of starting with wages[0] Next
That sounds like I'd be spoon feeding you so sorry but I'll pass
I really do not understand why I do not get the desired output.
Print the values of odd[count] and even[count] in the while loop and you'd see that eventually they'd get the values of: odd[count] with {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} and even[count] with {2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} so simple iteration won't work
at the odd numbers it should remain as the value of i and the same at even numbers i+1
then use
sum[count] = odd[count] + even[count];
then after count+=1; , iterate using i+=2;
that should give the right values for the odd and even numbers at your code
use a loop where the condition is while the user doesn't enter a specific number it will continue to loop and insert it around the user input and switch case
example:
while(menu != 4){
printf("Please choose your menu: ");
scanf("%d", &menu);
switch(menu)
{
case 1: quiz();
break; //don't forget to use break otherwise it will ran through other cases
case 2: calculator();
break;
case 3: optional();
break;
case 4: printf("Goodbye\n");
break;
default: printf("I'm sorry, but you have enter an invalid selection. Please try again.");
break;
}
}
public CircleComponent(Point2D.Double point)
{
circle = new Circle(200, 200, 100, Color.BLACK);
final double SMALL_RADIUS = 3;
Color color;
if(Circle.isInside() == true)
color = Color.GREEN;
else
color = Color.RED;
smallCircle = new Circle(point.getX(), point.getY(), SMALL_RADIUS, color);
}
@ line 7 Java is case sensitive that would be circle.isInside(/*argument*/) since circle is your new Circle object plus yoou need an argument that has the same argument type for public boolean isInside(Point2D.Double p)
Is the 5% constant or does it change depending on the current tuition fee?
if it's the latter, you can make use of the first loop and make it loop up to 21 years(if it's allowed) then if it's the 18th year add the current tuition up to the 21st year and store it in a variable, just to be sure of the values
though if it's constant or if you already know the tuition value for the 18th year and your positive that the values up to the 21st year are correct then go ahead if you prefer this
Once you use a character array you need to make specific changes in the program
for example:
scanf ("%i", &password[7])
will be changed to %s for the string input
By changing it to a char array you should be able to make the neccesary changes in the code to make it compatible but if you still need further help with this you could always post all the error messages and their corresponding lines where they're found
P.S. there's no need to downvote WaitP's post, he posted the first step for the solution :)
whoops didn't notice my math error, sorry about the example that's not suppose to be D(9) but D(11) :$
anyway about the recursion you need a base case where the recursion will eventually lead to for all values passed on to it, in your code if the value of int doesn't equal to 10 it will keep on running, The + n won't apply yet until a value is returned for D(), maybe make a base value where all numbers will eventually lead to like if it becomes less than or equal to 0
remove this you don't need to find an empty seat 2. use a loop to check the content of the array 3. use public void cause there's no need to return anything
I think it's better if you use public void so there won't be a need for a return statement cause all you need is to change the value as for checking if the name is equal, loop through the array then
Oh! That made it work a lot better. My notes from class said I had to do that every time. So, when I was trying that, was it just emptying the array over and over again instead of filling it?
It will not overwrite the contents if you use a new variable other than n1, though I think you don't need to in this case
I know there is something wrong with my getOff method.
instead of trying to find an empty seat like,
int x = findFirstEmpty();
I think you just need to find the array index with the name you need to remove, As for the swap you need to use the array and swap the values in them
