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Thread: values of variables changing despite not modifying them

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    Hi,

    My problem is in the following code. The code with *** is changing the values of sensors.get(i).getTemperature and/or sensors.get(j).getTemperature. If I leave this line out, the temperatures appear normal. With that line, they take unexpected large negative values. Anyone know what's going on and have a possible solution? Thanks


     public static boolean verifyAssessor( Assessor assessor, List<Sensor> sensors)
        {
        boolean result = true;
     
        int i,j;
        int consistentWith = 0;
        int functioningSensors = 0;
     
     
        for(i=0;i<sensors.size();i++){
          consistentWith = 0;
          for(j=0;j<sensors.size();j++){
            if(i!=j){
              if(Math.abs(sensors.get(i).getTemperature()-sensors.get(j).getTemperature())/sensors.get(i).getTemperature() <=
                  Assessor.ERROR && sensors.get(i).getTemperature()!=-1 && sensors.get(j).getTemperature()!=-1){
                 consistentWith ++; //***
              }
            }
          }
          //Count the number of functioning sensors
          if(consistentWith>=2){
            functioningSensors ++;
          }
        }
    Last edited by AndyKow; October 9th, 2011 at 01:06 PM.


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    Can you put your format your Code Correctly?

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