Help with Netbean class compiling

[Rbyrodger]

No one class is capable of handling everything. If so, how would I do this in one class?
Keep in mind, I may sound redundant, but each array has its own math. Which changes with every new input. When a given array meets the wanted criteria, that's when I get the feedback.

I just do not follow any possible way to do this in one class. "if you don't understand my response, don't ignore it, ask a question" I like that, my question is how (with a little visual "coding" help) would I do that?

[Norm]

If each array requires unique processing, then you could need more that one method, one for each type of processing.

each array has its own math

I don't know how you could write a half million methods, one for each array if the processing was unique for each array. More analysis of the problem could show where there are common traits that could reduce the number of methods required.

No one class is capable of handling everything.

Can you briefly describe what all needs to be done?

how (with a little visual "coding" help) would I do that?

Here is some pseudo code:
define arraylist
begin loop to read array data
read the data for the next array into an array
save array in the arraylist
end loop
begin loop to search the arrays in the arraylist
get next array from arraylist
search the array
end loop thru the arraylist

[Rbyrodger]

Thank you Norm. I used this as a "President Election Poll". Your input was greatly appreciated. I will be sure to ask here for future issues.

[txguy5199]

I'm new also, but I just did an import of the other classes. Requires that there be a package though. Ex: import.examplehelp.Example_2 ; . I placed it with the other imports. That way I could address the classes from the main program. I did this in Netbeans. Not sure if that is the right procedure though.

[JosAH]

I didn't read all your code, but you should have a serious look at lines #22 and #21 in your original post ...

kind regards,

Jos