Checking if something is equals to anything in an array

[Sapster]

My code so far
import java.util.Random;

class Test{
	
	public static void main(String[] args){
		Random Attack = new Random();
		int rud = 0;
		int rod[]={2,5,4,3,6};
		for(int counter=1; counter<=1; counter++){
			rud=Attack.nextInt(10);			
		}
		if(rud==rod[]){
			System.out.println("You hit");
			System.out.println(rud);
		}else{
			System.out.println("You missed");
			System.out.println(rud);
		}
	}

}

I am trying to check if rud is equals to anything in rod but it doesnt work any idea on how to solve it ?

[PhHein]

Major logic flaw. Do it with pencil and paper and I'm sure you'll see it.

[JosAH]

My code so far

		if(rud==rod[]){

I am trying to check if rud is equals to anything in rod but it doesnt work any idea on how to solve it ?

My crap-o-meter barfed on this line; when will an entire array ever equal one little single int value?

kind regards,

Jos

ps. my same crap-o-meter started to burp already on that useless loop a bit earlier in your code.

[PhHein]

Your crap-o-meter is broken if it burps on crap!

[JosAH]

Your crap-o-meter is broken if it burps on crap!

Yes, it's a very old crap-o-meter; it doesn't even react to my own code ;-)

kind regards,

Jos *bwuck!*

[fceruti]

I´ll write the solution for you, so you can check where you were wrong.

class Test{
	
	public static void main(String[] args){

		Random Attack = new Random();
		int rud = 0;
		int rod[]={2,5,4,3,6};
                      int nTries = 5;


		for(int counter=[B]0[/B]; counter<nTries; counter++){
			rud=Attack.nextInt(10);			
		
		           if(rud==rod[counter]){
			            System.out.println("You hit");
			            System.out.println(rud);
		           }else{
			            System.out.println("You missed");
			            System.out.println(rud);
		           }
                   }
	}

}