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Please, let's not start that argument up again. #-o:-t

JavaHater....hey, why are you even here if you hate java? ;)):-/:-?8-|

But KW is right about the spoonfeeding thing. I just was too...

Well, I don't usually call other's advice "nonsense" and stuff like that, even if it's blatantly wrong.

Ok, this is as simple as I can get it and I doubt even the All Knowing Java Guru Kevin Workman can make this simpler. :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Checking to see if a Member joined in a month would be...

Yeah you could, be it'd be best if for your Member class, you had a dateJoined data field in the constructor then.

However, you'd still have to have 12 variables, one for each month.

You would...

I wasn't trying to show the whole thing. Anyway, the .equals thing might not be that great of an idea either.

What members.get(i) is returning is a Member object.

If Member doesn't have an...

Yeah you could, be it'd be best if for your Member class, you had a dateJoined data field in the constructor then.

However, you'd still have to have 12 variables, one for each month.

You would...

Well...if you created twelve ArrayLists, one for each month, you could simply go to that ArrayList and

membersJoinedThisMonth = thatArrayList.size();