whats wrong with my if statement

whats wrong with my if statement, the program wont run i started java last week and am still having trouble with the syntax

 

package chapter13;

import java.util.*;

public class CountRepeats {



	/**

	 * @param args

	 */

	public static void main(String[] args) {

		Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

		boolean repeat = false;

		int pos = 0;

		int[] num = new int[100];

		int[][]repeats = new int [100][2];

		int count=0;

		System.out.println("enter up to 100 numbers, type -1 to stop input");

		for (int loop = 0;loop<num.length;loop++)

		{

			int temp = sc.nextInt();

			count++;

			if (temp == -1)

				break;

			num[loop] = temp;

		}

		for(int loop =0;loop<count;loop++ )

		{

			repeat = false;

			for (int loop2 = loop+1;loop2<=count;loop2++)

			{

				if(num[loop]==num[loop2])

				{

					repeat=true;

				}

			}

			if(!repeat&& ;==;)

			{

				then ; your : for a ;/0

			}



			{

				repeats[pos][0]=num[loop];;

				//pos++;

				for(int loop2 = 0;loop2<count;loop2++)

				{

					if (repeats[pos][0]==num[loop2])

					{

						repeats[pos][1]++;

					}

				}

					pos++; 

			}

		}

		for(int loop = 0;loop<pos;loop++)

		{

			System.out.println(repeats[loop][0]+" repeats "+repeats[loop][1]+" times");

		}

	}



}

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What is the condition on the if statement supposed to test for?

What is the following supposed to mean?

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then ; your : for a ;/0

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i was informed by a friend that that was the line of code i wanted, javas syntax is a bit different from c and c++ and i knew that was a problem with it substituting the symbal if (!repeat&&;==;)
then ; your : for a ;/0;

What is the condition that you want to test?
can you say it in English?

The syntax of Java is very similar to that of C for conditions.

im trying to compare the value set to ; to ; so from there i can set ; to the values set to : into ;/o im trying to kill the variable

; without surrounding 's or "s is a syntax character used by the compiler to end statements. If you want it to be data, add the 's for char or "s for a String.

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trying to compare the value set to ;

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Value of what variable? You give variables values using an assignment statement.
char aChar = ';';