Code:
public static void skiableDays(int[] sNWD) {
int skiable=0;
int i=0;
skiable+=sNWD[i];
if (skiable >= 4){
System.out.println("There were "+skiable+" skiable days.");
}
}
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I'm still missing something here... I changed the skiableDays() method to this:
This grabs every instance where sNWD[i] is 4 or greater and prints that instance.... -
Ok so I called my skiableDays() function. The issues is that it is now counting the ints per row instead of adding up the rows with ints greater than or equal to 4.
Example:
These are the last 7 lines of the output:
There were 5 skiable days.
There were 5 skiable days.
There were 0 skiable days.
There were 0 skiable days.
There were 0 skiable days.
There were 0 skiable days.
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I figured it out. In my method encrypt() I could only extract one letter and replace it with the corresponding letter from my key. So what I did was create 2 more methods named encryptI() and encryptII().
This was from the encrypt() method:
"String encrypted = encrypt(message , key);"
So with my 2 other methods I did the same thing as with the first except for one change in each:
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Basically, instead of encrypting the message, it's just having me encrypt the individual letters. For the other letters 'E' is the equivalent of 'b' according to the key, and 'D' the equivalent of 'a'.
Maybe this will help you understand:
Note: this text contains only one of each letter. If it were " abcabcabc" the result string would become "DbcDbcDbc" , then "DEcDEcDEc" , then "DEFDEFDEF" ...Leave a comment:
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Sorry about the typo. I'm supposed to extract multiple letters at once.
For example:
Replace all 'c's with 'F's. Getting "the quiFk Erown fox jumps over the lDzy dog"
The letters in bold show letters that were extracted, and replaced with their equivalent in the key(found in my main method).
Does that make any sense?Leave a comment:
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Hey, I have spent all of my afternoon writing this program that uses a Caesar Cipher for encryption. I have the entire program written and it works fine. this is the problem area:
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