Thread: Need help on decoding what this part of the code does

I have been trying to decode a program that was made but i'm having a hard time understanding what this part of the code does can anyone tell me what each variable does?
i think its for the checking part of the game but i'm unsure what chin and chin2 does as well as int t,x,a specifically
i'm sorry that the part i don't understand is quite long and thank you for your help in advance

int chin[] = new int[6];
int chin2[] = new int[6];
char bin[] = new char[6];
bin[0] = 'Q'; bin[1] = 'W'; bin[2] = 'E'; bin[3] = 'R'; bin[4] = 'T'; bin[5] = 'Y';
char a[] = new char[4];
int t[] = new int[4];
for (int x = 0;x<4;x++){
a[x] = (f.charAt(x));
}
for (int i = 0; i< 4;i++){
for (int tim = 0; tim<6;tim++){
if (a[i] == bin[tim]){
t[i] = tim +1;
}}
}for (int x = 0;x<4;x++){
if (t[x] == 1){
chin[0] = chin[0]+1;
} else if (t[x] == 2){
chin[1] = chin[1]+1;
} else if (t[x] == 3){
chin[2] = chin[2]+1;
} else if (t[x] == 4){
chin[3] = chin[3]+1;
} else if (t[x] == 5){
chin[4] = chin[4]+1;
} else if (t[x] == 6){
chin[5] = chin[5]+1;
}
if (d[x] == 1){
chin2[0] = chin2[0]+1;
} else if (d[x] == 2){
chin2[1] = chin2[1]+1;
} else if (d[x] == 3){
chin2[2] = chin2[2]+1;
} else if (d[x] == 4){
chin2[3] = chin2[3]+1;
} else if (d[x] == 5){
chin2[4] = chin2[4]+1;
} else if (d[x] == 6){
chin2[5] = chin2[5]+1;
}
}

for (int x = 0; x <= 3; x++) {
if (d[x] == t[x]) {
v++;
}
}

for (int x = 0;x<6;x++){
if (chin[x] <= chin2[x]){
count2 = count2 + chin[x];
} else {
count2 = count2 + chin2[x]; }
} count2 = count2 - v;
}

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Thanks for that technique it helped me figure out what it does ill be sure to remember it next time. sorry for posting it wrong and still helping me though ill be sure to try to post a question correctly next time