Array help

[jamiem]

i have a problem with my code the problem i am stuck with is the method yeraly stats were i am asked to take the value of two arrays of integers represting the amount produced for each year and display the average amount produced for each shift team was wondering if you could help and tell my what part of my code is wrong or missing?

[demonick]

What errors are you getting?

[jamiem]

In the yearly stats method the bit were it says double average = the year 2008 bit and 2009 is underlined

[demonick]

You should change

for (int i=0; i>year.length; i++)

to

for (int i=0; i<year.length; i++),
I think.

[jamiem]

I did have that done but then I think the yearlystats 2008 and 2009 in the main method were underlined?

[Fubarable]

I did have that done but then I think the yearlystats 2008 and 2009 in the main method were underlined?

Perhaps you should show your updated code -- using code tags please and post the actual error messages. Put comments in your code to show us where the errors are occurring.


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Best of luck!

[al_Marshy_1981]

ran through this whole question expecting decent formatting.... oh then fubarble had to tell you in the end...nobody does unformatted code unless they are seriouly bored, that never happens by the way..

[JavaHater]

next time, show what errors you have after compilation. I spent the time to compile your code, and found that most of them is declaration errors. If you want to use year2008 or year2009 in other functions, then don't declare them inside main(). Make them "globally" available.

public class Assignment //start class               
{                                                   

        private static  int[] year2008=new int [10]; //2008 array
        private static  int[] year2009=new int [10]; //2009 array

        public static void main (String[]args) //start main method
        {                                                         
.....

at least now it compiles. As for logic of the code, you have to do yourself.