Nid help.

[Junzification]

can you guys help me with my assignment given to me,

my prof. said ..

create a java class that will accept four Integers
& develop a method that will arrange the accepted integer from highest to lowest.

example:
if you enter random number like: 10 6 7 9

the output is:
10
9
7
6

im try starting coding about this but i just got error,
i use some if condition and still cant get through..
please help me.

[Akill10]

Post what code you have and we can help you determine where you are going wrong

[Awesomeness]

Well... At DaniWeb, we're not supposed to help you with homework directly, so here's some psuedocode for you to implement in Java:

Set up a console reader that will take input (Hint:  java.util.Scanner)
Split the input String at the character space into an array with size 4 (Hint:  String.split(" "))
Convert each String in the array to an int and fill a new array of ints with it (Hint: Int.parseInt(), use an ArayList)
Perform a sorting algorithm like the one below: (Hint: Make a method called swap() that swaps the values of two indices in an array or ArrayList)
While((int #1 < int #2) or (int #2 < int #3) or (int #3 < int #4)) {
	if(int #1 < int #2) {
		swap(1, 2)
	}
	if(int #2 < int #3) {
		swap(2, 3)
	}
	if(int #3 < int #4) {
		swap(3, 4)
	}
}

Print the sorted int array

That would work.

[Junzification]

Oh,
Ok ill try this code. thanks

That algorithm actually only works for 4 integers, which is alright for this assignment, but you may want to consider writing an algorithm that works for any number of integers.

There are many such algorithms out there, but a simple one is bubble sort.

create array of int and get input

do this (length of array - 1) times
    for int i from 0 to (length of array - 1)
        if int at index i is less than int at index (i + 1)
            swap the two

[Eric Cute]

Are you allowed to use arrays??

If so then arranging the numbers from lowest to highest will just be

Arrays.sort(arrayName);

then doing a for loop from the end of the arrays and outputting the values will give you your expected result.