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Well from what you have given the problem is still a little unclear, but looking at your computeResult method I can see a few things that might be throwing it off
Your for loop is told to loop while l is greater than or equal to 5, which will never happen since you initialize it to 0
Also, you are using results => 34, which is not valid java code. results is an array of integers and as such does not directly evaluate to an integer. The => symbol is also incorrect.
This same issue is found when comparing results == "Compensation fail".
On a side note, when comparing to a string, you must use the .equals() method rather than the primitive ==
So basically i'm screwed : ( . Can't believe i've been doing this thing since 11am and it's now 3.30am =/
No, that's not what I was saying at all.
If you have any other more specific questions feel free to ask
atm i've got and thanks, appreciated.
Code :
public static void computeResult(String results, int[] examMarks, int[] cwMarks) { int count = 0; int count2 = 0; int count3 = 0; for (int l = 0; l >= 5; l++) { if (cwMarks[l] < 35 || examMarks[l] < 35){ count = count + 1; results= "You Failed!"; } else if (cwMarks[l] < 35 || examMarks[l] < 35){ count2 = count2 + 1; results="You passed by compensation!"; } else if (cwMarks[l] < 35 || examMarks[l] <35){ count3 = count3 + 1; results="You passed year 1!"; } }
So is this solution working or are you still having issues?
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--- Update ---
I'm still having issues. For this method my aim is :
"A method computeResult that, an array of student exam and coursework marks, returns a Stage Result for that student (again you may pass 2 arrays rather than one if you prefer). You may assume each module is weighted equally which is true for Stages 1 and 2 modules."
It basically ignores method 2 and just runs method 1. Technically it doesn't ignore it because if i put system.out.println("fwefewfewfewF"); in method 2 it'd show up. But i mean with the information i'm using atm it's just having no effect. I know the numbers aren't accurate atm for the if statement i've created but i just want to get it actually functioning for now. Sorry if my wording is terrible, i've been doing this for around 15-17 hours straight.. =/
Well as I mentioned in the first reply, your for statement never runs the way you have it setup.
The logic behind it is saying to loop while your counter variable l is greater than or equal to 5. Since you start this variable at 0, which is not greater than or equal to 5, it never runs.