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    Default sortstringarray

    Please help me. i am working on this project and i believe that i am going the wrong way on it. it says to create a String array call ss. It will contain the following Strings in the order shown.
    {“Bill”, “Mary”, “Lee”, “Agnes”, “Alfred”, “Thomas”, “Alvin”, “Bernard”, “Ezra”,“Herman”} Using this method
    public static void sort(int a[]) //Signature
    Example:
    int b[] = {14, 2, 109, . . . 23, 5, 199};
    Arrays.sort(b);
    to sort this array and then print the contents of the
    sorted array (using a loop) from index 0 to the last. Call both your project and class,
    SortStringArray. Confine all of your code to the main method.
    The printout should look like the following:
    Agnes
    Alfred
    Alvin
    Bernard
    Bill
    Ezra
    Herman
    Lee
    Mary
    Thomas
    this is what i have so far :
    import java.io.*;
    import java.util.*;
    public class sortstringarray
    {
      public static void main(String args[])
      {
        for(int a = 0; a <= 9; a++)
        Int 0 = "Bill";
        Int 1 = "Mary";
        Int 2 = "Lee";
        Int 3 = "Agnes";
        Int 4 = "Alfred";
        Int 5 = "Thomas";
        Int 6 = "Alvin";
        Int 7 = "Bernard";
        Int 8 = "Ezra";
        Int 9 = "Herman";
        String ss[] = {a};
        Arrays.sort(ss);
        System.out.print(ss);
      }
    }
    please send me some feedback on this
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    Default Re: sortstringarray

    Quote Originally Posted by ZaneDarklace View Post
    this is what i have so far :
    import java.io.*;
    import java.util.*;
    public class sortstringarray
    {
      public static void main(String args[])
      {
        for(int a = 0; a <= 9; a++)
        Int 0 = "Bill";
        Int 1 = "Mary";
        Int 2 = "Lee";
        Int 3 = "Agnes";
        Int 4 = "Alfred";
        Int 5 = "Thomas";
        Int 6 = "Alvin";
        Int 7 = "Bernard";
        Int 8 = "Ezra";
        Int 9 = "Herman";
        String ss[] = {a};
        Arrays.sort(ss);
        System.out.print(ss);
      }
    }
    please send me some feedback on this
    And the feedback is: this code is completely wrong and meaningless. It has so many syntax errors that it's not even compilable. You have to start with Java in another (hope better) way .....
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    Default Re: sortstringarray

    Your code looks absolutely wrong. But just so I don't discourage you, i'll let you have this heads up:
    1. You only need to import the java.util package;
    2. You don't need a loop;
    3. Names like Bill, Mary, etc should be declared String;

    Finally, I strongly suggest you study some tutorial in this course as you wouldn't get anyware with this. All the best!
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    Recommended reading if you have not:
    String (Java Platform SE 7 )
    Arrays (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)
    Variables (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Language Basics)