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hi Im new here and need help with array, I have to shuffle different numbers, and then store the numbers are between 0 and 499 in a array and those between 500-999 in another vector, I have come so far

the numbers randomly selected how can I put them in a array?

thanks for help
 
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milad yalda wrote:
the numbers randomly selected how can I put them in a array?



You're already putting numbers into an array. I'm not sure where your trouble is.
 
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They are in an array. What is your question again?
 
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Ralph Cook wrote:They are in an array. What is your question again?


I have random numbers and then put them in another array and sort the numbers in excess of 499 put them in a array and those less than 499 in a different vector and print out.
 
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milad yalda wrote:

Ralph Cook wrote:They are in an array. What is your question again?


I have random numbers and then put them in another array and sort the numbers in excess of 499 put them in a array and those less than 499 in a different vector and print out.


Well, you've got past step 1, so what do you think you need to do next? The policy here is to ShowSomeEffort and come back if you have problems.

BTW, since I presume that 'tal' is the number of integers you're inputting, you might as well just put
int[] nummber = new int[tal];

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And welcome to the Ranch
 
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Please note I don't know your exact requirement so below code may be help to find your required solution:

(Full solution deleted)
 
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Hi Sanjay. Can you avoid posting full solutions to problems, please? Especially in the Beginning Java forum. We think it's more effective to help beginners learn by finding their own solution (with guidance where needed) rather than handing out a solution.

Thanks!
 
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sure Matthew,
 
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When you enter 4, the program will print 4 random numbers so my problem is how can I add the 4 random numbers in an new array? I do not want the whole solution
 
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milad yalda wrote:When you enter 4, the program will print 4 random numbers so my problem is how can I add the 4 random numbers in an new array? I do not want the whole solution


I'm still confused. You know how to create an array - you do it on line 9. You know how to add a number to an array - you do it on line 15. So what exactly are you having a problem with ?
 
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Joanne Neal wrote:

milad yalda wrote:When you enter 4, the program will print 4 random numbers so my problem is how can I add the 4 random numbers in an new array? I do not want the whole solution


I'm still confused. You know how to create an array - you do it on line 9. You know how to add a number to an array - you do it on line 15. So what exactly are you having a problem with ?



I have to sort those, the numbers that are less than 499 and the nummber that are more than 500


now I've solved half, the problem is that I get lot of zeroes when I run why?
 
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milad yalda wrote:now I've solved half, the problem is that I get lot of zeroes when I run why?


Because you haven't taken the advice in my first post (see above).

BTW, strictly speaking, what you're doing is not a sort; it's a filter.

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I have read through this thread twice, and I still don't understand what it is you are trying to do. Can you give a complete explanation of your program?
 
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:

milad yalda wrote:now I've solved half, the problem is that I get lot of zeroes when I run why?


Because you haven't taken the advice in my first post (see above).

BTW, strictly speaking, what you're doing is not a sort; it's a filter.


Winston



hi wiston, when i put "int[] nummber =new int[tal];" så i get this message "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 3
at Vek.main(Vek.java:18)"
 
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milad yalda wrote:hi wiston, when i put "int[] nummber =new int[tal];" så i get this message "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 3
at Vek.main(Vek.java:18)"


Because your for loop is still wrong.

If 'tal' is 3 and you create an array of 3 numbers with
double[] v = new double[tal];
what is the largest valid index for 'v'?

Winston
 
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:

milad yalda wrote:hi wiston, when i put "int[] nummber =new int[tal];" så i get this message "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 3
at Vek.main(Vek.java:18)"


Because your for loop is still wrong.

If 'tal' is 3 and you create an array of 3 numbers with
double[] v = new double[tal];
what is the largest valid index for 'v'?

Winston



for(int i=0; i<=v.length; i++) so i have change the loop but i still get the message !!!
 
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milad yalda wrote:

Winston Gutkowski wrote:

milad yalda wrote:hi wiston, when i put "int[] nummber =new int[tal];" så i get this message "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 3
at Vek.main(Vek.java:18)"


Because your for loop is still wrong.

If 'tal' is 3 and you create an array of 3 numbers with
double[] v = new double[tal];
what is the largest valid index for 'v'?

Winston



for(int i=0; i<=v.length; i++) so i have change the loop but i still get the message !!!




If v.length is 3, then v's indices are 0, 1, 2. That is, for any array, A, the valid indices for A are 0..A.length-1. The canonical way to iterate over an array is


Or, if you don't need to actually use the index, just the elements (and you're not changing the array), then you can use a foreach loop
 
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milad,

You only created one array.

You need to create two arrays:
1. for ints between 0 and 499
2. for ints between 500 and 999

You have:
int[] nummber =new int[1000];

Change to:
int[] number0and499 = new int[1000];
int[] number500and999 = new int[1000];

Now inside your for loop:

Change the code so that your random number gets stored inside an int variable.
Then write an if statement that decides which of the two arrays the random number goes to.


 
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