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Bsobpi
Posts: 9
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Posted 15:42 Dec 02, 2016 |
Hi, I was wondering for HW11P01, when we list each roll/column could we display the results starting with 1 to make it easier to read or should we start at 0? For example, instead of display row 0 = 14, row 1 = 6, row 2 = 12 could we do row 1 = 14, row 2 = 6, row 3 = 12? Thank You |
boxxydog
Posts: 11
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Posted 18:54 Dec 02, 2016 |
Don't you just fix this with a simple print statement and counter + 1 within the print statement? |
Bsobpi
Posts: 9
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Posted 19:46 Dec 02, 2016 |
Yeah you do, but I was just wondering if he wanted us to do counter or counter + 1 or it doesn't matter which one we use. I just decided to turn it in using counter + 1 |
dvictor4
Posts: 34
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Posted 19:54 Dec 02, 2016 |
Yeah I am wondering about that to. But I am almost certain he wants you to start from 1 because if you look at problem 3 he counts the rows and columns from 1. |
ifiguer
Posts: 27
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Posted 12:50 Dec 03, 2016 |
Oh! I should start answering some of these forum questions. I know this is late, but you can use this for future reference. Just add 1 to the row index and you'll have the proper order when printing. say: int row = 0; System.out.print("Row " + (row + 1) + "."); prints: Row 1. |