Okay so I am getting an error for my code that is trying to count how many of each integer there are in the array. And so im not sure how to fix it. Im getting the error on the while loop at the bottom. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
if (ndx != array.length)
while (array[ndx] == array[ndx + 1])
ndx++;
On the last iteration of the outer for loop, ndx is one less than array.length, so when you call array[ndx+1], that is equivalent to array[array.length], which out of bounds, since arrays start indexing at 0. Changing your bottom if statement to:
if (ndx != array.length-1)
should do the trick.
It's also incrementing ndx in the final while loop, so there should be a conditional to check for that, too:
while(ndx != array.length-1 && array[ndx]==array[ndx+1])
Since you take care of the array.length-1 condition in the while now, you can get rid of the if that had it in the above line. Hope that helps!
You get the exception because of this line of code:
while (array[ndx] == array[ndx + 1])
On the last iteration of the loop, ndx is equal to array.length - 1
When you try to access array[ndx + 1] you are attempting to access an array index that is out of range.
You should change the if statement above the while loop to this:
if (ndx != array.length - 1)
ndx inside your while loop, which could eventually cause its value to be too large (and out of range). Your while loop should also make sure the value of ndx is valid.
ndxand make sure it's< array.length(not!=) before you increment. Nevertheless, this is very ugly code that would likely cause an instructor to deduct many points. Consider renaming your variables to clear names (like index instead of ndx) and using functions to show what you're trying to do. (like findMatches()) instead of that inner for loop.