Reaaaallly Need Help With My Array Code! Any Takers? ;D

[sunde887]

I'm wondering why you have to classes which seem to do the same thing.

[offfbyheart]

Thank you Toll, could you elaborate on which string or part that I have not set the rating or number for? I am so confused. But thanks to you I fixed the problem with the number of songs thing.

[offfbyheart]

Which classes are repeated sunde887? And which ones are unnecessary? It's finally coming together!

[Toll]

From what I understand, your input-loop looks like this now:

       for (int count = 0; count < numberOfSongs; count++)
		{
		   songList[count] = new PlayList();
			
			
			System.out.print("Who is song #"+(count+1)+" written by? ");
		   inputText = in.nextLine();
		   songList[count].setArtistName(inputText);
			
			System.out.print("What is song #"+(count+1)+"\'s title? ");
		   inputText = in.nextLine();
		   songList[count].setAlbumTitle(inputText);
		
		   System.out.print("What is song #"+(count+1)+"\'s album titled? ");
		   inputText = in.nextLine();
		   songList[count].setSongTitle(inputText);

		   System.out.print("What is song #"+(count+1)+"\'s rating? (From 1 - 5. With 1 being the lowest.) ");
		   inputText = in.nextLine();
		   songList[count].setSongRating(Integer.parseInt(inputText));
			
			  }

I cannot see any call to setSongNumber() in there. As I edited in though, the rating thing has been fixed.

[sunde887]

The PlayListBuilder and PlayListBuilderArray are basically the same classes. There is one line that seperates them and it's that you get the input for the rating but you don't use it.

[Toll]

Oh, and also... If it's more than just an experimentation-program, you might want to add a try clause around songList[count].setSongRating(Integer.parseInt(inputText)); . Otherwise, a slip of a finger could break the program and throw an exception.