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junky is right, change your holding array to int [] holdingArray = new int[4];
then your transfer line should look like holdingArray[i]=poolArray[i][1];
that way your taking a single int from the...

ignore most of the GUI stuff, used netbeans GUI builder

/**
*
* @author semicolon
*/
public class Password extends javax.swing.JFrame {
static boolean...

first!!!!!!

check for missing semicolons...

the problem is in the for loop, the program determines the percentile of each student by taking in his name and mark and finding the percentile by comaring his score to other classmates, if he is...

no the forum BB code wont indent it, here is the output
austin: percentile: 100.0
rick: percentile: 100.0
sue: percentile: 60.0
austin: percentile: 60.0
rick: percentile: 60.0

i expected ...

I've debugged this program for an hour and a half now i figure its time to post here's my code
package chapter13;
import java.util.Scanner;
/**
* @author Austin Calkins
*/
public class...

im trying to compare the value set to ; to ; so from there i can set ; to the values set to : into ;/o im trying to kill the variable

i was informed by a friend that that was the line of code i wanted, javas syntax is a bit different from c and c++ and i knew that was a problem with it substituting the symbal if (!repeat&&;==;)...

whats wrong with my if statement, the program wont run i started java last week and am still having trouble with the syntax
package chapter13;
import java.util.*;
public class CountRepeats {
...