Java Homework

Hey guys, I know this is homework and if you don't feel like helping that's fine. I'm just getting stumped by this code and I'm getting a little desperate.


import java.util.*;
import java.text.DecimalFormat;

public class WeatherStation {    

    static int HowMany = 0;
    static Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
    private static double[] Weather, Celsius = new double[HowMany];
    private static double WeatherFSum = 0, WeatherCSum = 0;
    private static double FMean = WeatherFSum / HowMany;
    private static double CMean = WeatherCSum / HowMany;
    public static String Command = "";
   
    private static class WeatherData {
        public String StationDesignation;
        public double Temperature;
       
        public WeatherData(String ID, double Temp) {
            StationDesignation = ID;
            Temperature = Temp;
        }
        };
       
        public static void main(String[] args) {
                System.out.print("What is your command? ");
                Command = input.nextLine();
                if(Command.equals("Fill"))
                    Fill();
                else if(Command.equals("Display"))
                    Display();
            }
       
        public static void Fill() {
            int X;
            String Item;
            double Entry;
            System.out.print("Hello!\n\nHow many weather stations will we be checking on? ");
            HowMany = input.nextInt();
            WeatherData[] Weather = new WeatherData[HowMany];
            for(X = 0; X < HowMany ; X++) {
               
            System.out.println("Please enter the name for WeatherStation" + X + ": ");
            Item = input.next();
            if(Item.equals("Stop")) break;
            System.out.println("Please enter temp in fahreinheit: " );
            Entry = input.nextDouble();
            WeatherData[X] Weather = new WeatherData(Item, Entry);
            }
        }




I know that the last line with WeatherData[X] and all that other stuff is complete crap. I get errors upon errors with that. But I'm trying to work out how to make an array of this datatype that I created, and then assign values from the keyboard to instances of that datatype.

Can anyone help? I've googled and searched around but none of the explanations seem to click.

wow, there are awful amount of homeworks on /prog/ today. did we got popular on /g/ or what?

I haven't seen anyone mention you guys on /g/. I'm guessing that it's just the nature of the academic term. I'm guessing these threads are less common during the summer and around August/September when classes are just getting started.

Anyway...

well, the problem is you are accessing your array. try
Weather[X] = new WeatherData(Item, Entry);

Let's say you come upon a cretin asking for help. The language is VB, Java, PHP, or basic C. He's too much of a dolt to use the [code] tags. His code is offensively bad and his question is easily answered by a quick google search. Add some imageboard vocabulary and lack of any punctuation whatsoever for good measure.

Why do you help people like these?

>>5
why are you bumping this thread?

>>6
What?

>>1 this ain't dis.4chan.homework ``FAGSTORM''
split and do not return until mootles chnages the DNS for this board to be more relevant to your basement dwellingf 1%er needs

>>4
That's really helpful! Thank you!

>>5
Didn't know about the [code] tags, but thanks for the passing reference to it, I'll look into using that in the future.

Also I pointed out that the code was a mess and that it was perfectly fine if you didn't want to help. I don't know what else I could have said in this case. Just because you look down on this code doesn't mean I'm *not* going to ask for help.

I've still got some stuff I'm trying to figure out, but I won't bother you guys over this apparently contentious issue any longer. Thanks to those of you who helped.

Try the BeanWeatherDataInjectorFactorySingleton