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Old 04-23-2008, 05:13 PM
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if(count==list2.size()-3) means






the count value will be added if one value or more values are matchable for every loop



this count should be added by using count++



ie for every 4 values (which exist in list1) and for every 4 values (which exist in list2)



suppose 2 values were there means count will be 2 for that loop




if(count==list2.size()-3) means




in the above one list2.size()-3 is





the actual value of list2.size() is 4


if we subtract 1 value from that one is 3



so


if 3(this is count value)=3 (this is list2.size()-3) value

{

System.out.println("The level of the prize is THREE"+count);
}



SO IN THE ABOVE CODE IN WHICH FOR LOOP I HAVE TO PLACE THE count++

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