HELP ME! How to update quantity (JAVA)

[kerrina]

thanks alot. i have solved it.

[Norm]

why it is that it does not show my update quantity?

What line in your program is supposed to show that? Did you leave off a println?
What is the name of the variable that you want to display?

qty[count-1]=input.nextInt();

You should test that the value of count is valid. Using its value as an index could case an error.

[kerrina]

thanks alot. i have solved it.

[kerrina]

I can't update my quantity. when i add or subtract, it does not show up.

[Norm]

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[kerrina]

may i know where to add validation?

[Norm]

may i know where to add validation?

Sorry, I have no idea what you are asking?

[kerrina]

● Validation (and feedback)
The program should handle ALL invalid entries by the user, e.g. invalid numeric data, adding when the array is full, etc. If user made a mistake in the entry, the program should inform the user via appropriate feedback.

[Norm]

Is this a new problem?
Have you solved the quantity update problem?

If user made a mistake in the entry, the program should inform the user via appropriate feedback.

That is often done by using an if() statement to test the contents of the data before it is stored into an array to be saved. If the data is bad, a message is output and the input requested again.

[kerrina]

I have not yet solve the problem. trying to solve now.

[kerrina]

Yeah. but, i don't know where to add validation

[Norm]

Lets work on one problem at a time.
Where does your program update the quantity? Add a println there to show what its new value is.
Then add a println to show its value after the call to the method that updated it to see if there was a problem there.

[JavaPF]

Please do not delete your original post. This thread has just been rendered useless.