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Thread: Problem with weighted average

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    Default Problem with weighted average

    I thought it was all right with the code... but i'm not getting to the answer I want...
    That's the input file i have to use to solve it
    exemplo1.txt
    That's the answer
    salva.jpg
    That's what I am getting.... (the number's at the right are the results)
    salva2.jpg
    Here's the code, appreciate who could help me...
    Solved! apparently JAVA doesn't work well with 3 "for" inside each other

    Import java.util.Scanner;
    import java.util.Locale;
    public class ep1 {
     
    	public static void main (String [] args) {
    		Scanner ler = new Scanner (System.in);				
    		ler.useLocale(Locale.ENGLISH);		
    		int nCargos = ler.nextInt();
    		String [] cargo = new String [nCargos];				
    		double [][] peso = new double [nCargos] [14];		
    		for (int i = 0; i < nCargos; i++) {
    			cargo[i] = ler.nextLine();              //I can't read the string if i do not use it twice, idk why also
    			cargo[i] = ler.nextLine(); 			
    			System.out.print (cargo[i] + " : \n");	
    			System.out.println();			
    		for (int u = 0; u < 14; u++) {
    			peso [i] [u] = ler.nextDouble();
    			System.out.printf (peso[i][u] + " ");						
    		  }
    		  System.out.println();
    		  System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------");
    	   }
    	   int nPessoas = ler.nextInt();
    	   String [] nome = new String [nPessoas];
    	   double [][] pontos = new double [nPessoas] [14];
    	   double media = 0;
    	   double [] medias = new double [nPessoas];
    	   for (int D = 0; D < nPessoas; D++) {
    		   nome [D] = ler.nextLine(); // Mesmo caso do Scanner nextLine anterior
    		   nome [D] = ler.nextLine();		   
    		   System.out.print (nome[D] + " : \n");
    		   System.out.println();
    		   for (int c = 0; c < 14; c++) {                          
    			   pontos [D] [c] = ler.nextDouble();
    			   System.out.print (pontos[D][c] + " ");
    			   media += pontos [D] [c];
    		   }
    		   media = media/14;
    		   System.out.println();
    		   System.out.println ("A media de "+ nome[D] + " e: "+ media);
    		   System.out.println();
    		   System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------");		   
    	   }	   
    	   double s = 0;
    	   double s1 = 0;
    	   double den = 0;
    	   double [][] pts = new double [nCargos] [nPessoas];
    	   for (int i = 0; i < nCargos; i++) {
    		   for (int k = 0; k < nPessoas; k++) {
    			  for (int c = 0; c < 14; c++) {
    				s1 = pontos[k][c] * peso[i][c];                  // Something is wrong around here
    				den += peso[i][c];
    				s += s1;				
     
    			  }
    			  System.out.println (s + " " + den);
     
    			  pts [i][k] = s/den;
    			  System.out.print (nome [k] + "tem a média " + pts [i] [k] + " para o cargo " + cargo [i] + " \n");
    			  System.out.println ();
    		   }
    	   }
    	   System.out.println ();
    	   System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------");
    	   String [] nomes2 = nome;
    	   double te = 0;
    	   String tem = "";	   
    	   for (int i = 0; i < nCargos; i++) {
    		   System.out.println (cargo[i]);
    		   System.out.println();
    		   for (int g = 30; g > 0; g--) {
    			   for (int k = nPessoas - 1; k > 0; k--) {
    				   if ( pts [i] [k] > pts [i] [k-1]) {
    					   te = pts [i] [k];
    					   pts [i] [k] = pts [i] [k-1];
    					   pts [i] [k-1] = te;
    					   tem = nomes2[k];
    					   nomes2 [k] = nomes2 [k-1];
    					   nomes2 [k-1] = tem;
    				   }
    			   }			   
    		   }
    		   for (int c = 0; c < nomes2.length; c++) {
    			   System.out.println (nomes2 [c] + " " + pts [i] [c]);			   
    		   }
    		   System.out.println();
     
     
    	   }	   
    	}
     
    }
    Last edited by Afueru; May 12th, 2019 at 11:39 AM. Reason: Didn't saw the coding formatation option

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    Default Re: Problem with weighted average

    Can you explain what you want to achieve? How the application should work?
    Whatever you are, be a good one

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