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Java array calculation
Would this be the proper way to calculate each elements of an array? The []speed will be import in from a file. There a total of 59 speed thus I have [59]. Then I want to convert the speed ( Which is in knot to mile). I keep getting "java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 59"
when I run the program at the line " mile[v] = (int)((speed[v]) * 1.15);" Thanks
int[] speed = new int[59]; int[]mile = new int[59]; for(int v = 0 ; v <= 60;v++) { mile[v] = (int)((speed[v]) * 1.15); }
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Re: Java array calculation
Array indexes range from 0 to the length-1. The max index for a 59 element array would be 58.
Change the for loop values so the index's value does not go past 58.
If you can't tell what the values are, add a println statement immediately after the for statement that prints out the value of v.
The for statement should use the array's .length attribute to control the looping, not a magic/hardcoded number.
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Re: Java array calculation
Oh. I forgot the different between length and index. Thanks for the help!
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