How do I define the index within the array?

I have to write a program in Java in which user is prompted to enter name of student and scores. My output should display names of student in ascending order of their score. I can sort scores in ascending order but not able to figure out how to change...

1. Write a statement that declares an array called numbers, with component type is int, and whose index ranges from 0 to 100. 2. Write a for loop that assigns the value of its index to each element of the numbers array. I.e. numbers[0] would be assigned...

Assume I=n*m*p [n=2, m=2, p=3 for example below] I(:,:,1) = 8 26 40 80 I(:,:,2) = 43 18 91 26 I(:,:,3) = 15 87 14 58 I want to create a matrix that shows the index of the minimum value going across the 3rd coordinate. For example, for above it would...

So im just trying to store an array's indexes into another array so if there are two of the same number I can show where the two indexes are located What I have: #include ...show more

For example, let's say I have an array consisting of the elements: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. I'm looking for the number of iterations it will take to traverse the entire array, while offsetting the starting index after each iteration. So the output will look...

The histogram operation is defined as: Input array = N integers (ranged 0 ... 2**K - 1) Initialize histogram array = (2 ** K) integers, all initialized to zero. For each integer V in input array, increment histogram[V] by one Current architectures (CPU...

example: for (i in myArray){ mynew[n++]=myArray; } How to increment the index automaticaly in a loop. If I do myarray=new Array(); and latter myarray="first"; next time myarray="content"; will not result an array.

say I have a method which among its arguments takes an int. I use that int in the method to index into an array which is an instance variable. in the first call of that method, intarg is zero. Why am I getting an exception when the array is guaranteed...

int[] intArray = new int[4]; If we try to do the following why can't the compiler say that we are trying to assign something beyond the array upper index. intArray[5] = 50; Why did Java developers decided not to show this as an error? If possible please...