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Yes of course cheers Junky

That's cool, you'll probably do more stuff like this and stare at it for ages. Your IDE Eclipse is good at pointing out stuff most of the time. Now you're aware of it, you'll be very vigilant.
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No, that's not it. It's a syntax error in your original code. You have incorrectly placed a semicolon after the closing parentheses in your 'for loop'. Remember that a semicolon indicates the end...

Your problem lies here.


for(int i = 0; i < values.length; i++); {

Look very carefully.

Might I say, well done on posting correctly the first time too.