Ok great, Thanks again! Yeah I thought that it was a typo and it should be stat2.getData as well, then it would return false, true, true. I was just making sure I wan't missing something with how it was written. Happy to see it wasn't just me

This post was edited by ice060788 on Nov 6 2014 07:08pm

You're no fun. Why can't you pull a killg0re and play devil's advocate? maybe i'll try that next time.

Check my edit. And then recheck your code against the assignment.

Yeah I did, I even emailed the instructor about it and waiting to here back from him. The code he provided has stat1.getData and not stat2.getData which is what I thought it should be

AH! See this is what happens when you don't read the instructions:

getData()—This is an accessor (get or getter) method used to retrieve the values of data. This
method should not return a reference to data.Instead, it should create a new array containing
exactly the values contained in data, and then return a reference to this new array.

You aren't doing that. if you did that, then you would get the false, true, true you are looking for.


Also,

setData(double[] d) —This is a mutator (set or setter) method used to set the values of the
data array. The method should create a new array containing exactly the elements of d and assign to
data a reference to this new array (that is, the method should not simply assign d to data).

You aren't doing that either.

This post was edited by Minkomonster on Nov 6 2014 07:13pm

Ahh, that makes sense. Don't know how I missed that. Thanks! That clears up my problem!