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    Hey Guys,

    My Program was going great... I had to make a Java Phonebook that reads in Firstname Secondname and Phone numer and output them alphabetically in the format Secondname, Firstname Phonenumber.
    I can get this is work perfectly, but we have to be able to cater for 1000 inputs. I cant get the program to do this, if I use while loops nothing happens, if i use if loops, again nothing happens, So basically I was wondering if anyone could give me any help at all as to why I cant get it to stop?
    Thanks

    Heres my code
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    Where is this Console.readToken() method? I can't seem to find it in the standard APIs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KevinWorkman View Post
    Where is this Console.readToken() method? I can't seem to find it in the standard APIs.
    Thanks for your reply!
    We use our own Console.class file.... Console.readToken(); reads in the next word.
    I can get the program to work if I set the number of people I want to enter and then enter them, but If i set it to 1000, i cant get it to stop?

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    Okay, I understand now. It appears that your if(finish.equals("")) never evaluates to true. I can't test it out without an SSCCE, but try throwing in some print statements (or better yet, using a debugger) to figure out what's going on.
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    Default Re: Java PhoneBook

    Have you removed the code?
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