List of 32 players with random attributes. How to select the ideal team?

[DaveDeviant]

Hi. I have a list of 32 players with some random attributes. Now I need to select the ideal 11 by calculating the attributes average of every player.
PS: I'm new to Java :D

Here is my code:

package it.Calciatore;

public class Calciatore {
	private String name;
	private int strength;
	private int shooting;
	private int header;
	private int tackling;
	
	public Calciatore(String name, int strength, int shooting, int header, int tackling) {
		this.name = name;
		this.strength = strength;
		this.shooting = shooting;
		this.header = header;
		this.tackling = tackling;
	}
	public Calciatore() {

	}	
	public String getName() {
		return name;
	}
	public void setNome(String name) {
		this.name = name;
	}
	public int getStrength() {
		return strength;
	}
	public void setStrength(int strength) {
		this.strength = strength;
	}
	public int getShooting() {
		return shooting;
	}
	public void setShooting(int shooting) {
		this.shooting = shooting;
	}
	public int getHeader() {
		return header;
	}
	public void setHeader(int header) {
		this.header = header;
	}
	public int getTackling() {
		return tackling;
	}
	public void setTackling(int tackling) {
		this.tackling = tackling;
	}
}

And my Main Class:

package it.CalciatoreRun;
import it.Calciatore.Calciatore;
import java.util.*;

public class RunCalciatore {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		List <Calciatore> calciatoreList = new ArrayList <Calciatore>();		
		Random rndNumbers = new Random();
		for (int n=1; n<=32; n++) {
			Calciatore c=new Calciatore("Name"+ n, rndNumbers.nextInt(100), rndNumbers.nextInt(100),
 rndNumbers.nextInt(100), rndNumbers.nextInt(100));
			calciatoreList.add(c);
		}
		for (Calciatore c:calciatoreList) {
			System.out.println(c.getName()+" Strength:" + c.getStrength()+" Shooting:"+c.getShooting()+" 
Header:"+c.getHeader()+" Tackling:"+ c.getTackling());
		}
		
	}
}

Thank you.

[Tolls]

Give each Calciatore a "rating" that is the average of their attributes.
You can then either make Calciatore implement Comparable, or you can create a Comparator, and use Collections.sort on your array, then printing out the first 11.

[DaveDeviant]

Give each Calciatore a "rating" that is the average of their attributes.
You can then either make Calciatore implement Comparable, or you can create a Comparator, and use Collections.sort on your array, then printing out the first 11.

Hi Tolls, thanks for reply. Someone told me I can use the 'calciatoreList' in order to do that, something with double and getlist and use them in my

public class Calciatore

.
I didn't understood very well how to do that.

[Tolls]

I've just told you how to do it, complete with links to all the relevant classes.

[DaveDeviant]

I've just told you how to do it, complete with links to all the relevant classes.

I've done it.
Thank you ,
Dave