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    I'm having some real problems with the last bit of the programming. I have to use a nested loop to add the up the amounts in each row (which I did). Then, the program has to add up all of the row totals and store it for another calculation. When that's completed, I have to use two, non-nested for loops. One loop has to compute the percentage of each columns contribution to the over all total that was "stored".

    Here's what I've got.
    public class SalesAnalysis
    {
    	public static void main(String[] args)
    	{
    		int salesTable[][] = new int [6][5];
    		int column, row;
     
    		salesTable[0][0] = 750;
    		salesTable[1][0] = 800;
    		salesTable[2][0] = 700;
    		salesTable[3][0] = 850;
    		salesTable[4][0] = 900;
     
    		salesTable[0][1] = 660;
    		salesTable[1][1] = 700;
    		salesTable[2][1] = 600;
    		salesTable[3][1] = 800;
    		salesTable[4][1] = 800;
     
    		salesTable[0][2] = 910;
    		salesTable[1][2] = 950;
    		salesTable[2][2] = 750;
    		salesTable[3][2] = 1000;
    		salesTable[4][2] = 960;
     
    		salesTable[0][3] = 800;
    		salesTable[1][3] = 900;
    		salesTable[2][3] = 600;
    		salesTable[3][3] = 950;
    		salesTable[4][3] = 980;
     
     
    		for(row = 0; row < 5; row++)
    		{
    			for(column = 0; column < 4; column++)
    		{   salesTable[row][4] += salesTable[row][column];
    		}
     
    			System.out.println("Department " + (row + 1) + " total sales " + salesTable[row][4]);
    		}
     
    				System.out.println("");
    		for(column = 0; column < 4; column++)
    		{
     
    			for(row = 0; row < 5; row++)
    				{salesTable[5][column] += salesTable[row][column];}
    			System.out.println("Quarter " + (column + 1) + " total sales " + salesTable[5][column]);
    					}
     
    							System.out.println("");
    					for(column = 0; column < 4; column++)
    		{
     
    		}
    	}
    }


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    Default Re: Computing Arrays...

    I'm having some real problems with the last bit of the programming. I have to use a nested loop to add the up the amounts in each row (which I did). Then, the program has to add up all of the row totals and store it for another calculation. When that's completed, I have to use two, non-nested for loops. One loop has to compute the percentage of each columns contribution to the over all total that was "stored".
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