Inputting arrays to find the average

[DuncanHollows]

Trying to learn how to do arrays but our teacher is away and theres no way any of us can figure this out. I have a pseudocode of how it should be written and thats all.

Pseudocode	
		
TeamHeight
	Set totalHeight to zero
Set arrayElements to 11
	DOWHILE  index = 0 to arrayElements 
		Prompt user for height
		Get height(index)
		totalHeight = totalHeight + height(index)
		display height(index)
	ENDDO
	Compute averageHeight = totalHeight/arrayElements
	Display averageHeight
END

Any help would be appreciated.

[Junky]

Instead of posting your pseudocode, try writing the code, compiling it and running it. If it doesn't work then post your code, include all error messages (full and exact, no paraphrasing) and ask a specific question.

[DuncanHollows]

We don't know how to write it because we are ****** retarded and our teacher is away.

[Fubarable]

We don't know how to write it because we are ******* retarded and our teacher is away.

We'd rather see an attempt than an excuse. Please at least try.

[Junky]

Really.

You don't even know how to write a class? Or a loop? Or a print statement? Or any other legal Java syntax. You might not know how to write the complete program but you should know how to do individual snippets. If you do then try building it up a small piece at a time. If you don't then go back and read your course material. I'm sure your teacher would not set an assignment for material that has not been covered.

Also, do you really think that people will be encouraged to help you if you swear at them.

[DuncanHollows]

can someone please just tell HOW THE **** to make an array which stores users input

[Eranga]

can someone please just tell HOW THE **** to make an array which stores users input

First put your effort first of all mate. Then post the relevant if you are stuck on anything. Have you tried anything?

[sunde887]

If you want the answers try rent a coder, at this site we will help if you try.

[DuncanHollows]

Instead of wasting time telling me to do something why can't you just help.

[sunde887]

Because we are here to help, not do your homework. If you are not interested in learning the material you should either drop the class, or get the grade you deserve(F). If you genuinely want help, why not try something and post what you came up with here? If you are inexperienced we will help you out as long as you are willig to do some work.

[Junky]

can someone please just tell HOW THE **** to make an array which stores users input

I tried to help. I tried to provide advice on the best way to get help. I tried to nudge and guide you into at least making a start. But you seem intent on being nothing more than being rude and ignorant. With that attitude you will not only fail your class but fail in life as well.

[Eranga]

Seems this thread not discussing anything useful.

[DuncanHollows]

I don't really know what to do this is all I've got.

import cs1.Keyboard;
public class TeamHeight
{
    public static void main (String[] args)
    {
        //totalHeight = 0;
        int arrayElements[]={0, 0, 0, 0, 0};
        
        do
        {
            System.out.print("Enter heights");
            Keyboard.readInt();
        }
        while (in counter=0;counter<arrayElements.length)
        {
            System.out.print("Heights:" +index(arrayElements);
        }
            
    }
}

[Eranga]

Ok, that's the way to move.

What will print your code when it compiles and run?

[Eranga]

Just looking at your code, I wonder on one thing. How long you are studying Java. Do you have knowledge of any other languages such as C# and so on.

[Junky]

At last! You made an attempt at writing the code yourself. Unfourtunately you have wasted your chance as I have no intention of helping you ever!

[DarrylBurke]

can someone please just tell HOW THE **** to make an array which stores users input

That's twice you've violated the terms of use of this site. Just once more and your account will be blocked.

db

[Dark]

Man, I'm surprised people are still willing to help you. They gave you good advice when you originally asked, but you want someone to do the work for you. We don't do that here.

I suggest reading these in order I posted them, I promise you will learn a lot if you actually read them:
Variables (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)
Lesson: Classes and Objects (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language)
Arrays (Java Platform SE 6)
Scanner (Java Platform SE 6)

[Joel]

Remember to increment your counter variable or you'll never get out of that loop thus forcing the program to do something unwarranted, i.e. not work. Hang in there man, and don't give up. I was in your shoes 5 years ago. Nobody helped me, I was bitter, but eventually I just had to train myself to learn it on my own. Then, one day I stumbled across this magical land known as Google and got any development questions answered (seemingly) the same day. All it took was for me to try writing code, building, compiling, debugging, and then (hopefully) running. Remember, as engineers we are not just asking questions, we're guess-and-checking as well. Trial and error is not only a great way to learn, it's also an excellent way to pass the day at work so I can get in my 8 hours. Lastly, check out the The Really Big Index which covers every part of Java known to the universe. ¡Buena suerte!

[stchman]

Here is a decent article at Oracle's website that talks about arrays:

Arrays (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)

There is example code as well.

Your instructor is talking about arrays and your class has no idea of how to write say a Hello World Java program.

See, the OP brought ZERO to the table and I didn't do his work for him!!!!!! This is a person that wants someone to do their work for them. I do know the difference.