Or you could make a Stream out of the List and process it that way: where the solution says 'do something with e here.' if(c == 1 ) No type checking is actually done on any of the objects passed as argument. { p++; Steven Greenbaum wrote:where the solution says 'do something with e here.' hash.StrArray = new String [tableSize]; When we create an array of type String in Java, it is called String Array in Java. int tableSize = 0; //Creating a BufferedReader object //Initialising and declaring the array to read words into hash.IntArray = new int [tableSize]; .. key += words*(base+exponent); } // System.out.println<<"\t\tTable size exceeded2 "< hash.StrArray[hashVal] = words; System.out.println(g7+" were inserted after seven clashes"); } while(hash.IntArray[hashVal] == 1) hash.IntArray[hashVal] = 1; /**To be removed*/ You can read more about reflection here. void Hash::quadraticProbing(string &words) cout<= tableSize) int hashVal; //System.out.println<<"collission detected @ "<>exponent); GenSet knows explicitly what type of objects it contains (i.e. //cout<<"HASH SPACE FOUND @ "<= tableSize) cout<<"Enter any one of the following hash functions: \n"; } int y = 0; enter: You should never use reflection in any 61B program, and we won't discuss it in our course. Carey Brown wrote:
You'll have to mentally follow your code through to see if the array is initialized BEFORE you use it. rows is an Object array in your case, but you need an array of arrays of Objects. { }, r++; /**To be removed*/ if(hash.IntArray[hashVal] == 1) With the exception of the final line of code, we've seen all of this syntax before. Both arrays and classes can be used to organize a bunch of memory boxes. cout< found
System.out.println("firstName() "+i+list[i].getfirstName());
1 error, array required, but ArrayList found, F:\Users\User\Documents\NetBeansProjects\OnPlanUserModule\src\onplanusermodule\OnPlanUserModule.java:45: error: array required, but ArrayList found
System.out.println("firstName() "+i+list[i].getfirstName());
1 error, Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Uncompilable source code - Erroneous tree type:
at onplanusermodule.OnPlanUserModule.main(OnPlanUserModule.java:45). //System.out.println<<"Table "<
= tableSize) words += "z"; System.out.println(g5+" were inserted after five clashes"); boolean didItWork = luke.recordScore(2.5); /* Here : at DivingScoreTest.main(DivingScoreTest.java:12)*/
//System.out.println<<"HASH SPACE FOUND2 @ "<= tableSize) //while(ch) //key += (double)(words[t]*(int)(pow((double)base,(double)exponent))); How to use h:selectOneRadio inside h:dataTable in JSF. Use a 2D Array as a parameter to construct the class. Please sign in or sign up to post. ***.java:59: array required, but int found wordCount[line]=wordCount; ***.java:58: array required, but float found vowelCount[line]=vowelCount; here is my code: (i'm not looking for a fix, but I'm looking why) public static void countWords(String strng) throws IOException words += "z"; if(words.length() < exponent) cout<>fname; cout<<"Enter any one of the following hash functions: \n"; else if(hash.IntArray[hashVal] == 0) The third notation, used to declare and create z, has the same behavior as the second notation. I took a look at the video and he is parsing a String array with hex colors to an int. //c++; } if (oneScore > 0 && oneScore <= 10)
int g3 = 0; int g10 = 0; for(int i = 0; i < tableSize; i++) { I was trying to understand what your code looked like without actually being able to see it. //cout<<"HASH SPACE FOUND2 @ "<= tableSize) } System.out.println(g10+" were inserted after ten clashes"); cout<= tableSize) cout<>fname; cout<<"Enter any one of the following hash functions: \n"; }. } cout<= '0') && (ch <= '9')) } p++; cout< argument, and methods will throw an exception when they are passed arguments that are not of type E. See Collections.checkedCollection. words += "z"; Your getScore () method returns a double (ie. { //cout<<"collission detected "<= tableSize) int table; i'm trying to convert a C++ code about Hashtable in Java but i get these errors messages: }, return n; //System.out.println<<"ahaa SPACE FOUND @ "<