what the wrong in my program ><

[MSs.Java]

hi every one :)
I am still having begun in Java ;)

and i hav this sheet I wrote the program But there are mis-outputs :confused::confused:

That is the question

Write a program to read N integers , then find and print the following :
1- Count numbers between 3 and 10.
2- Count numbers divisible by 5.
3- Count numbers divisible by 10.
4- Largest number.

and this my answers:D

import java.util.*;
public class try1
{
public static void main (String []args )
{
Scanner console=new Scanner(System.in);

int n1=0,n=0 , n2 =0,n3=0,count ;
double larg = 0, small=0,divi, max ;



System.out.println("entar N intgar number " );
n1 = console.nextInt();

max = n1 ;




for ( n1= 10 ; n1>3 && n1<10 ; n++);
{
n1 = console.nextInt();



System.out.println("1- Num between 3 and 10 :" +" "+ "count"+ " " + n);
}





if (n1 %5 == 0 )
{
n2 ++ ;
System.out.println(" Num 5-divisibles :Count =" + " " + n2 );

}




if (n1 %10 == 0 )
{
n3 ++ ;
System.out.println(" Num 10 -divisibles :Count =" + " " + n3 );

}








for ( count = 1 ; count <10 ; count++);
{
n1 = console.nextInt();

if (n1 >max)
max= n1 ;
else
max = max ;
System.out.println(" the large number " + " " + max );



}



}
}

can any one help me :o

[PhHein]

Id say you should use a List to store the numbers. Then you need to have a few methods to calculate the values.

[dswastik]

Please use code tags to show your code, it's more readable.

[m00nchile]

Since you read in N integers, and you input N, an array would suffice, no need to go for Lists.

[PhHein]

Since you read in N integers, and you input N, an array would suffice, no need to go for Lists.

As long as you know what N is. The task doesn't mention asking for N.