Array question..

[gerarda]

Hi all,
Im trying to print off values in this array higher than 28.


double[] fishLengthList = {10.0,15.5,18.0,29.5,45.5 };

But cant quite seem to get it right, Im using the 'for' loop as shown below:

public static void main(String args[])
{
double[] fishLengthList = {10.0,15.5,18.0,29.5,45.5 };
for (double fishLengthList: fishLengthList) System.out.print(fishLengthList + " ");

Probably easy enough for a well seasoned developer but Im a noob!
Thanks for the help!

[KevinWorkman]

And what does your code print out? Does it work?

You want to print off values that are higher than 28- so where is the check for this?

Recommended reading: The if-then and if-then-else Statements (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)

[Petr]

you have mistake in name variable in for-each loop

for (double value : fishLengthList) {
    ...
}

[Eranga]

Probably easy enough for a well seasoned developer but Im a noob!
Thanks for the help!

Since you are a newbie to Java, next time try to understand the error message you comes with. It'll provide lots of useful information.

And also if you've posted the error message, we can help a lot than this. :)

[gerarda]

Hi guys, thanks for the replies! Sorry I should have included that when I changed a few things around all the program did was repeatedly print out "28".

Thanks again!

[j2me64]

for a quick look at the elements in an array you can use

System.out.println(Arrays.toString(fishLengthList) );

[gerarda]

And what does your code print out? Does it work?

You want to print off values that are higher than 28- so where is the check for this?

Recommended reading: The if-then and if-then-else Statements (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)

Hi,
That's what Im trying to do? Just print out the values in the array that are higher than 28.

Thanks

[Eranga]

Is it working as you expected?

[gerarda]

Here is the code:
----------------------------------------------

class fishLengthList
{		
		 public static void main(String args[])
		 {	 
			 double[] fishLengthList = {10.0,15.5,18.0,29.5,45.5};
			 
			 for(int i=0; i < fishLengthList.length; i++)      
			 {
			     if(fishLengthList[i] > 28)
			     {
			         System.out.println(fishLengthList[i]);
			     }
			 }
		 }
}

[Eranga]

It's fine.

However I've found something really bad in your code. Don't use the same name as a class name and variables. It's not at issue at all, but hen you read the code again, it's unclear. User different meaningful names.

And also, when you are posting code segments next time please use code tags. Unformated codes are hard to read.

[king2be98]

I know how to print one specific value of an array.

Say the input string is text.

String[] textArray = text.split(" ");

to print first value, I use textArray[0] and textArray[1] for the 2nd etc etc.

How would I go about doing it for all except the first. ie. 1 to the length of the array which has to be determined.

Would appreciate the help.

Thanks.

[quad64bit]

So, start at index 1 if it exists, and loop to the end of the array - instead of starting with 0

[Eranga]

So, start at index 1 if it exists, and loop to the end of the array - instead of starting with 0

Did you try this?

[quad64bit]

You asking me or OP?

[Eranga]

You asking me or OP?

Oh no, I'm really sorry that I've pointed to OP.