java array passing calculation

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trying to get my program to calculate the number of times a digit appears first in an array and return it in another array. I finished it but it does not seem to compile.

Posted 20-Oct-12 7:09am

javamontrealman

Updated 20-Oct-12 7:33am

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Thomas Daniels · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-20T07:16:00

Your class name is a number.
A number is not a valid class name and that's why your code don't will be compiled.

The problem is here:

Java

for (int p=0; p<digitpercentage.length; p++) {
        digitpercentage [p] = calculateLeadingDigit (int numbers [i])/numbers.length;
        }

You need to change it into this:

Java

for (int p=0; p<digitpercentage.length; p++) {
        digitpercentage [p] = calculateLeadingDigit ((int) numbers [p])/numbers.length;
        }

You're using the variable p in your loop and not i.
And there was a syntax error at the casting.