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Thread: Java joption

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    Default Java joption

    use joption only
    enter 5 integers


    enter a number: 5
    Output: 5
    Enter a number: 6
    Output: 5 6
    Enter A Number: 5
    Output: Please Do not Input same Number
    Enter a Number: 7
    Output: 5 6 7
    and so on till 5 numbers are being inputted
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    import javax.swing.*;
    public class unique {
    int number[] = new int[5];
    public unique()
    {
     
    }
    public void Uniquetest(){
    for(int i=0;i<5;i++){
    number[i]=Integer.parseInt(JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Ent er a Number: "));
    }
    }
    }


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    Default Re: Java joption

    Quote Originally Posted by darking123 View Post
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    here is my current Code
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    That's nice.

    Do you have an answerable question? Please feel free to ask one at any time.

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    Default Re: Java joption

    my question/problem is how will i code inside my method to do the example i provided

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    Default Re: Java joption

    Pls your question is not clear...and the code you posted above is something else.
    elaborate your question if you wanna get help

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    Default Re: Java joption

    Quote Originally Posted by darking123 View Post
    my question/problem is how will i code inside my method to do the example i provided
    We shouldn't do this for you, but rather you really should try to do this on your own first, else you're just cheating yourself out of good experience. Please do so, and if your attempt doesn't work, come on back, show your attempt and ask any specific questions you may have over your code.

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    Default Re: Java joption

    my problem is how can i compare the inputs from each other?

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    Default Re: Java joption

    how can i compare the inputs from each other
    There are several operators that can be used to compare the contents of int variables.
    See: Equality, Relational, and Conditional Operators (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)
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    Default Re: Java joption

    what if i want to compare the values stored in my string array to the value stored in my int array

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    Default Re: Java joption

    The elements of one array will have to be converted so that they are the same type as are in the other array.
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    convert the string to int, then your comparison will work

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