Thread: Please help me

its 2am!l lol an i have class in a couple ah hours.

public static int nextLarger (int num, int  n){
      while (num != 0)
      {
 
       }
}

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what's next?

public static int nextLarger (int num, int  n){
      int answer=0;
      temp=0;
 
      while (num != 0)
      {    
          temp=num%10;
 
     }
}

temp=0;

good, but put int keyword before temp variable, that is the data type

int answer=0;

apology, please make the answer equal to the maximum value, int answer = Integer.MAX_VALUE;

next inside the loop after the modulo part.
create a if condition whose condition is temp greater than n.
then inside that condition create another if condition whose condition is answer less than temp.

public static int nextLarger (int num, int  n){
      int answer=Integer_MAX VALUE;
      int temp=0;
 
      while (num != 0)
      {    
          temp=num%10;
          if (temp>n)
          {
             if (answer <temp)
              {
 
              }
 
           }
     }
}

then inside the if (answer <temp) make your answer variable equal to temp.
and before the loop ends, make your num equal to num divided by 10.
then your can test the method with public static void main method.. that will work

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and after the loop, return the answer variable

there is one error after compiling it.

System.out.printf("%d ",nextLarger(smallest));
the argument shoud be num and n, nextLarger(num, n)

and please return the answer after the loop.

if (answer <temp)

no, it should be temp less than answer.

num= num% 10;

that was before the loop ends, that should be division not modulo..

and please remove the while loop in main method for now,, and test it,,

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and make your answer equal to nextLarger(num,n);
then print the answer

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if (answer <temp)

please modify that, if(temp < answer)

because you did not initialize the variable, by default you better make int num = 0 and n = 1;

nextLarger(num,n);

just print that, or make your answer variable in main equal to that.

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if (answer <temp)

no, it should be temp less than answer.

num= num% 10;

that was before the loop ends, that should be division not modulo..

and please remove the while loop in main method for now,, and test it,,

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and make your answer equal to nextLarger(num,n);

then print the answer

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if (answer <temp)
no, it should be temp less than answer.

num= num% 10;
that was before the loop ends, that should be division not modulo..

and please remove the while loop in main method for now,, and test it,,

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and make your answer equal to nextLarger(num,n);
then print the answer

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if (answer <temp)
please modify that, if(temp < answer)

because you did not initialize the variable, by default you better make int num = 0 and n = 1;

nextLarger(num,n);
just print that, or make your answer variable in main equal to that.

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num= num% 10;

it should be division not modulo.

you have a loop in your main that uses num and n as condition, then you must initialize a value for them
it is better to put a value to n that is greater than num.
int num = 0, n = 1;

it works great but i still have probs joinin the 2 without an error

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ok i got the error off , thanks a million!!!! can u check another for me? i already did it

num= num% 10;

it should be division not modulo.

int num,n,answer;
while (num>n)
{

you used num and n, but not initialize them,
you better declare them as int num = 0, n = 1;
make n equals 1 so the condition in loop will be true

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sure

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please check the output first, print it. so you can see it really works

System.out.printf("Count of vowel: a or A" + "=" + countVowel1);

you used printf in a wrong way. I think it is better for you to just use println instead of printf


are you sure that is the error message?

FileReader in = new FileReader ("passage.txt");

in that code it will throws an exception of file not found. the parameter must either be the full path of the file or the parent path of java file and the file

See if this helps:

import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
 
public class Format {
	public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
		// 
		FileReader in = new FileReader ("passage.txt");
		PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter("newPassage.txt"));
		int currCh;
		int countVowel1 =0, countVowel2=0, countVowel3=0, countVowel4=0, countVowel5=0;
		while ( (currCh = in.read()) != -1)//not end of file
		{ 
			System.out.println((char)currCh);
			if (currCh == '.') // full stop indicates a new line so print on new line
			{ 
				out.write(".\n");
				continue;
			}
			else if (currCh != '\n' && currCh != '\r' && currCh != '0' && currCh !='1'&& currCh != '2' && currCh !='3' && currCh != '4' && currCh !='5'&& currCh != '6'&& currCh !='7'&& currCh != '8' && currCh !='9')
			{
				out.write((char)currCh);
 
				//after passage with skipped lines and removed numbers is printed 
				//check check begins
 
				if(currCh =='a' || currCh =='A')
				{
					countVowel1++; 
				}
				else if(currCh =='e' || currCh == 'E')
				{
					countVowel2++;
				}
				else if(currCh =='i' || currCh == 'I')
				{ 
					countVowel3++;
				}
				else if(currCh =='o' || currCh == 'O')
				{
					countVowel4++;
				}
				else if(currCh =='u' || currCh == 'U')
				{ 
					countVowel5++;
				}
			}
		}//end while 
		System.out.println("Count of vowel: a or A" + "=" + countVowel1); //outputs vowel count for each vowel
		System.out.println("Count of vowel: e or E" + "=" + countVowel2);
		System.out.println("Count of vowel: i or I" + "=" + countVowel3);
		System.out.println("Count of vowel: o or O" + "=" + countVowel4);
		System.out.println("Count of vowel: u or U" + "=" + countVowel5);
		in.close();
		out.flush();
		out.close();
	}//end main}
}//end program