Thread: Array problem

I realize this is an old post but my question is exactly the same. I read through this post and "Just think of mathematics" is not enough help for me.
All I want to do is figure out how much each employee made, tabulate the count and then display the count. I'm not sure what's going on.
All this does is cycle through the sales array and figures out the employees pay. Then counts to total[i][0]. Except it's not doing that.

public class SalesCommissions {
	public static void main(String[] args){
		double[] sales = {5000, 4500, 2000, 5600, 3450, 6500, 0, 0, 3456, 9435};
		double[][] total = {{0, 200}, {0, 300}, {0, 400}, {0, 500}, {0, 600}, {0, 700}, {0, 800}, {0, 900}, {0, 1000}};
		double temp;		
 
		for(int i = 0; i < sales.length-1; i++){
			temp = 200 + (sales[i]*0.9);			
			if(temp >= 1000){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 1000 && temp >= 900){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 900 && temp >= 800){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 800 && temp >= 700){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 700 && temp >= 600){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 600 && temp >= 500){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 500 && temp >= 400){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 400 && temp >= 300){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 300 && temp >= 200){
				total[i][0]++;
			}
		}		
 
		for(int i = 0; i < total.length; i++){
			if(i < 8)
				System.out.printf("$" + total[i][1] + "-" + (total[i][1]+99) + " %6.0f\n", total[i][0]);
			if(i == 8)
				System.out.printf("$" + total[i][1] + "+    " + " %6.0f\n", total[i][0]);
		}
	}
}

The code compiles with no errors. It's not tabulating correctly.
All I want to do is figure out how much each employee made, tabulate the count and then display the count. I'm not sure what's going on.
All this does is cycle through the sales array and figures out the employees pay. Then counts to total[i][0]. <---its not doing this

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nvm, i found it. if you can find the mistake, have a good laugh

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Nvm it doesn't work.

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This does not work.

public class SalesCommissions {
	public static void main(String args[]){
		double[] sales = {5000, 4500, 2000, 5600, 3450, 6500, 0, 0, 3456, 9435};
		double[][] total = {{0, 200}, {0, 300}, {0, 400}, {0, 500}, {0, 600}, {0, 700}, {0, 800}, {0, 900}, {0, 1000}};
		double temp;		
 
		for(int i = 0; i < sales.length - 1; i++){
			temp = 200 + (sales[i]*0.9);			
			if(temp >= 1000){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 1000 && temp >= 900){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 900 && temp >= 800){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 800 && temp >= 700){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 700 && temp >= 600){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 600 && temp >= 500){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 500 && temp >= 400){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 400 && temp >= 300){
				total[i][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 300 && temp >= 200){
				total[i][0]++;
			}
		}		
 
		for(int i = 0; i < total.length; i++){
			if(i < 8)
				System.out.printf("$" + total[i][1] + "-" + (total[i][1]+99) + " %6.0f\n", total[i][0]);
			if(i == 8)
				System.out.printf("$" + total[i][1] + "+    " + " %6.0f\n", total[i][0]);
		}
	}
}

No, the program compiles if you would like to view the error. The current output is.
$200.0-299.0 1
$300.0-399.0 1
$400.0-499.0 1
$500.0-599.0 1
$600.0-699.0 1
$700.0-799.0 1
$800.0-899.0 1
$900.0-999.0 1
$1000.0+ 1
Which is clearly incorrect...as there are three people who made 0 in sales, so there base pay + comission should be 200 and total[0][0] should equal 3 or more.

The sales array holds 9 different sales of 9 employees.

The total array holds {counter, forAmount}
array at[0][select 0 or 1] 0 for counter 1 for amount.

so if i say total[0][0] It's pointing to the first row, first column. However, there is some logic error, something I don't understand about arrays apparently. For starts in the first for loop its array.length-1 as the limit. Well wouldnt it just be i < array.length? i starts at 0 array.length = 9 So I want it to run 8 to but since its -1 its only going up to 7....

total[i][0]++; should be total[i][0] = total[i][0] + 1; right?

I'm pretty sure I set up the if else statment correctly as well, but it's not adding properly...hmmm.

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I want the first column of each row in the total array to count how many times someone made a certain amount.

Ok, I might have explained my problem very poorly. I have been working with java for 2 years, I don't usually change the values in an array. For this instance, I am....But it won't work....Arrays in java...do weird things that regular primitives won't.

Employees are merely identified by how much they make(no primary key or anything like that) Just how much thye made, thats their identification.
This is held in sales[] where 9 employee sales records are.

Now, I need to go through each record and calculate the pay = basepay + comission. basepay = 200. So, you can sell 0 dollars and still make 200 basepay.

Now, I have have a counter for each time someone makes within a certain range.
This is total[i][0].
Total[i][1] is merely holding the display for each counter.

total[0][0] = counter for 300 < temp >= 200
total[0][1] = 200

Also. commission is calculated by sales[i]*0.09 which means 9 percent of the sales they make are part of their pay

It doesn't need to find it. Both for loops start at position 0 and end at array.length. Temp and the if statements determine what counter variable needs to be added too. I don't see anything wrong with this code...

Norm does it have anything to do with the way it's declared?
I mean if it was a three dimensional it would be double[][][] array = {{{0,5}, {0, 6}}, etc};
You would access the variables in the same way. array[0][0][0] = 0 array[0][0][1] = 5 array[0][1][0] = 0 array[0][1][1] = 6

I think it has something to do with the else if statements, which seem to be accurate.... I tried using primitive types as counters and it didn't work either.
The compiler doesn't like the first for loop unless i do array.length - 1...i think it should be array.length because im saying i < length. So if were starting at 0 we go from 0 - 8 length = 9.
so when i = 8 8 < 9 ..so this is the last loop....but it's making me -1 to the array.length....weird and it's adding 1 to all the 0 columns

Finally, I see the error of my logic, thanks for talking me through that one...
each total[][]++ has to have the first and second bracket manually. why I put i in there..I don't know.

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for(int i = 0; i < sales.length; i++){
			temp = 200 + (sales[i]*0.09);			
			if(temp >= 1000){
				total[8][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 1000 && temp >= 900){
				total[7][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 900 && temp >= 800){
				total[6][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 800 && temp >= 700){
				total[5][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 700 && temp >= 600){
				total[4][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 600 && temp >= 500){
				total[3][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 500 && temp >= 400){
				total[2][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 400 && temp >= 300){
				total[1][0]++;
			}else if(temp < 300 && temp >= 200){
				total[0][0]++;
			}
		}

I also had to change .9 to 0.09....Wow....and when I fixed the i to hard coded, i < array.length worked....jeez