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Last edited by javabeg123; December 6th, 2011 at 08:54 PM.
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Re: String problem
if(length> maxLength)
longName = name;
You should also be setting max length to the length of the new longName perhaps....
Re: String problem
im very new to programming
can you explain more ?
Re: String problem
if maxLength is 0, you never update maxLength from 0. So all city names will be longer than zero, thus the last name you enter will also be returned. You need maxLength to change each time you find a name longer than maxLength.
Chris
Re: String problem
you need to add:
maxLength = longName.length();
place this after longName = name;
javabeg123 (December 6th, 2011)
Re: String problem
Herah,
We are not overlykeen on spoonfeeding solutions here, we prefer to guide towards the solution, but not provide the solution.
Chris
Re: String problem
OMG! THANK YOU!Originally Posted by Herah
U SAVED MY LIFE !!
THANK ALOT
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