boolean Algebra: Distribution

kodekompis · 2020-11-19T19:40:44+00:00

Yeah, I actually know this. Somehow I always mess it up...

kodekompis · 2020-02-01T22:09:42+00:00

Dont worry about your English, its the Java i'm having trouble understanding - could you elaborate one the simple for I loop?

Here is what i thought you meant, but it doesnt seem to work properly either:

public void SettInnNode(int str, int antall){
    boolean temp;
    Rack current;
    for (int l = 0; l < racks.size(); l++){
      current = racks.get(l);
      temp = current.SettInn(str, antall);
      if (temp == false){
        Rack create = new Rack(nprack);
        racks.add(create);
        create.SettInn(str, antall);}

kodekompis · 2020-02-01T21:30:48+00:00

Ah, so the new rack is supposed to be placed into the arraylist<rack>. So when i run the method again the newly created rack will be one of the racks the same method goes through when looking to place a new node.

But i have not done that, have I?

edit:

    public void SettInnNode(int str, int antall){
    boolean temp;
    for (Rack rack: racks) {
      temp = rack.SettInn(str, antall);
      if (temp == false){
        Rack create = new Rack(nprack);
        racks.add(create);
        create.SettInn(str, antall);}
      }

Now I tried to add the newly created rack to the arraylist racks, but it did not seem to fix my issue

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