Compare Array in Conbination

How to compare two arrays and find same combinations?

The correct function to use in column E to solve this problem is dependent on the data that will be in columns F-H. I assumed those columns would contain numbers between 0 and 999999
Formula in E2 =IF(ISERROR(MATCH(A$2,F2:H2,0)+MATCH(B$2,F2:H2,0)+MATCH(C$2,F2:H2,0)),0,999999)
Formula in D2 =COUNTIF(E,999999)
Fill color for A2 through D2 was hand selected, not conditional.
Conditional format for F2-H2 is "if less than E2 then green fill". Similar conditional format for the remaining rows. If you set this up before putting in the numbers, you can fill the format to the other rows. If you do it later, you can Copy Style/Paste Style to the other rows then change E2 to E3, E4, etc. as you go.

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Comparing arrays - help!

Hello. I've been trying to solve this problem for hours, and I would be most grateful for any help you can give me.
Basically, I'm trying to compare two arrays of char and tell first how many are the same in the same place (I can do that) and then how many are the same but not in place. However, if there are two of one char in one array, and one of the same char in the other, I only want to count it once.
The problem is, I can't figure out how to do this. I'm using for loops and then setting the char to 0 if it finds a match. This doesn't work. I tried using a series of if statements but I got weird run time acceptions sometimes, and when I put in more if statements to combat that, 1.) it got too confusing and 2.) still only worked half the time. So I'm back to the for loops.
Here's what I have:
for (int j = 0; j<guess1.length; j++){
for(int k = 0; k<code1.length; k++){
if(code1[k]== guess1[j]){
code1[k]=0;
guess1[j] = 0;
almost = almost + 1;
So if the code is BBYG and the guess is BWWY, it should return 1 correct and one almost. It will return the one correct, but then return 3 for the almost. It looks at the B in guess which already returned the correct and find it an almost against both B's. When it should have been set to 0 in the correct for loop.
Sorry, I ramble a bit. Hope you can help!
Thanks.

You're gonna love this.
Unless you have some annoying and patently backward lecturer who wants you to everything the hard way then get ye nose into:
1. the Collections framework.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/collections/index.html
2. and the Collections class itself.
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Collections.html
Hint: a Map can be used to find the distinct items in a list.

Compare arrays

Hello all, I am new to labview and i am trying to compare two arrays to see if they are equal. What i am trying to do is read cell values from excel and move them into an array. Then i would like to compare that array with a constant array in my labview program. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Do attention with the "aggregates" function.
Comparing two arrays, for example 3,2,1,0 and 3,2,1 gives "different"
When comparing if all values in an array are zero, the dimension must also be right !
So before comparing the values, I compare the length, causing an error if unequeal.
In my case, compare if everything is zero, I use the "Array max&min" function. (Max<>0 and Min <>0)
Message Edited by ST5 on 08-11-2009 05:00 AM

How to compare array of String with column of a table

Hi,
i have a array of string(say array is of length 1000). I want to
compare those string in array with one table column
        - whether that table column has a string
                        if yes
                                        do nothing.
                        if no
                                        then insert that string into table.
        - whether table has obsolete row i.e, the one present in table and
not in array
                        then delete that row.
How do i go about this, because i see, it is not feasible to loop
through array and search table to find new string OR loop through each
row from table to find some obsolete row
How can i accomplish this task more feasibly(without running query for
each string, for comparission)? Is there any way to find this kind of
problem. I would have been easy if i had to compare two tables(with
UNION and INTERSECT), but it is not the case.
thanks,
kath.

I'm not sure, whether I understand your problem correctly. Only two comments:
- if both arrays are sorted, all can be done running exactly once simultaneously through both arrays.
- if the column is marked as UNIQUE, all column strings will be different. I.e. you cannot insert the same string a second time.
Regards Thomas

Comparing array elements for equality

Hi
I have written a simple program that works as a lottery number predictor. It works fine except for the fact that sometimes 2 numbers will be the same. Does anyone know of a method that compares an array element to the others to test for equality?

ok I've had a go at implementing a solution. I worked it out on paper so I haven't tested it yet in the program. Let me know if you can see any errors that I can't.
   boolean numNotSame = true;
   int[] lottery = new int[5];
   int currentNumber;
   start: //label to return to if 2 numbers are the same
   while(numNotSame){
      for( int j = 0; j < lottery.length; j++){
          currentNumber = 1 + randomNumbers.nextInt(34);   //get random number
          for( int i = 0; i < lottery.length; i++){
             if( currentNumber == lottery)
continue start; //if numbers are the same begin again
} //end inner for
lottery[ j ] = currentNumber; //set array element if number not used yet
} //end outer for loop
numNotSame = false; //set false so while loop will end
} //end while block

Comparing array members

i cant solve the 2nd part of this prob (found in this forum):
// Generate lottery numbers (from 1-49)
// Print number of occurrences of each number
public class Lotaria {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          int x = 1;
          int p = 1;
          int s = 1;
          int n = 1;
          int[] loto = new int[49];    // n?s do loto
          // Generating lottery numbers (from 1-49)
          for ( n = 0; n < 49; n++ ) {
               loto[n] = (int)(Math.random() * 49 + 1);
               System.out.println(loto[n]);
          for ( p = 0; p < loto.length; p++ ) {
               for ( s = 0; s < loto.length; s++ ) {
                    if ( loto[p] == loto[s] ) {
                         x++;
                         System.out.println(loto[p]
                                          + " ocorre " + x + " vezes");// prints nonsenses
}looks like (inside the if) i'm comparing every array element to all the others and then counting each repetition...
can someone sort me out of this, or at least give me an hint? (pls dont ask for interfaces)

I did it!
// Generate lottery numbers (from 1-49)
// Print number of occurrences of each number
public class Lotaria {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          int x = 0;
          int p = 1;
          int s = 1;
          int n = 1;
          int[] loto = new int[49];
          // Generating lottery numbers (from 1-49)
          for ( n = 0; n < 49; n++ ) {
               loto[n] = (int)(Math.random() * 49 + 1);
               System.out.println(loto[n]);
          for ( p = 0; p < loto.length; p++ ) {
               for ( s = 0; s < loto.length; s++ ) {
                    if ( loto[p] == loto[s] ) {
                    x++;
          System.out.println(loto[p] + " ocorre " + x + " vezes");
          x = 0;
}i think the 3rd loop (my original idea) can be more elegant but right now i cant cope with it
the secret was in resetting "x"!...
thanks to both for helping me

Comparable array

Hi,
point of intrest as was looking in a book and one of the excercises was to make a generic storage array
if I have the following
private Comparable[] list; and want to add and sort generic objects to this is there anyway I can use either Collections.sort or Arrays.sort, without implementing comparable (I know how to do it this way fine ie having two objects over riding compareTo)
Am I missing a trick?
Thanks in advance
.

You can use Collections.sort and Arrays.sort with a
Comparator. Then you don't have to implement
Comparable.Good point. But it'd be tough to write a Comparator for a "generic" object. If you wanted to compare hash codes or string values it'd be okay, I guess...

Compare Array

I need to compare 2 array tokens to see if they are the same or not.
            if //insert missing code here
                // Destination identical to origin.
                error = true;
                System.err.println("Destination identical to origin. - " + line);
            }The two array tokens are tokens[2] and tokens[3]
Do you need to use something like "compareTo" or something?? I tried using "if (tokens[2] == tokens[3])" but it still won't work.
HALP!!!

It is explained at the method description at the java.lang.String API: http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/lang/String.html

Compare array of picture

Hi all,
I need some help on these.
A black and white picture (bmp file) is to be opened and let say that the picture is divided into 4 quarters. If as long as there is a white spot on the top left quarter, the program has to be able to identify it as pattern A. Likewise if there is a white spot on the top right quarter, the program will identify it as pattern B.
Please advise and thank you in advance.
Regards,
Lip Seng

Hi,
It's hard so give a solution without seeing the picture. "Black and white" and "white spots" are open for interpretation. (B&W could be gray, white spots can be different sizes, what is the level of the background noise, how consistent are the picture colors, etc.)
In the simples case (the spots have high intensity level and are of significant size, background have low intensity level, low bg noise level) I'd try this.
First, I'd divide the 2d picture data into 4 separate arrays. Then, get a histogram of each array. Get the amplitude of a representative value, and check it against a value. If it is higher, there must be a white spot.
(Even simpler.. If there is only one pixel against a totally black bg, just use a array max & min, and you instantly have the index of the spot!)
Regards,
Wiebe.
"Lip Seng" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]..
Hi all,
 
I need some help on these.
 
A black and white picture (bmp file) is to be opened and let say that the picture is divided into 4 quarters. If as long as there is a white spot on the top left quarter, the program has to be able to identify it as pattern A.   Likewise if there is a white spot on the top right quarter, the program will identify it as pattern B.
 
Please advise and thank you in advance.
 
 
Regards,
Lip Seng

Comparing Array

Hello,
can you plz help me.
i am checking two array.
var temItemNo_array:Array = Array(12,13,17,19,20);
var Item_array:Array = Array(12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17);
when checked [B]temItemNo[/B] && [B]Item_array[/B] in this arrays 12,13 are same no.
but when 12 & 13 got continuous common no. that time want stop on 13 no and add on 13+1=14
Thanks
JaxNa

if there are 2 common elements that are adjacent integers then i want next integer
if 12 & 13 are 2 common element that are adjacent then i want next integer is 14.
one more example
if 17& 18 then i want next integer is 19.
Thanks a lot kglad

How to compare the same array?

Hello,
The question not how to compare arrays.
I have a method that gives results of an array type int.
for(......){
int [] arrayFunc(int [] input)
return arrayOut;
}I want to compare those arrayOut arrays. I need to find a way to save the first output and then compare it with the newest output. Where do I have to put the temp array to temporary save the array? What should happen if I want to keep track of the results and get comparisons of first, second, third output?
Thanks

Still not 100% sure but I try and help. What you need to do is have two references. After you have generated a result compare it to the last result. After the comparison you need to assign the current result to the last result and then go around the loop again to generate a new current result. Below is some code that uses plain ints but I hope it illustrates what I am trying to explain.
import java.util.Scanner;
class ComparingNumbers {
public static void main(String[] args) {
    Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
    int current;
    System.out.print("Number: ");
    int last = scanner.nextInt();
    scanner.nextLine();
    for(int index = 0; index < 10; index++) {
      System.out.print("Number: ");
      current = scanner.nextInt();
      scanner.nextLine();
      System.out.println("Difference is " + Math.abs(current - last));
      last = current;
}

Compare 2 arrays,if same value add the value.If different value show 0

hello to all! i am new to labview and i'am trying to solve a labview exercise
''compare 2 arrays 1d 1x10 (the values of them are lucky numbers from 1 to 10) .compare them and create a new array [1,10] that saves the same values in the corresponding places ,while in the remainder places where the elements of 2 tables are different show 0''
One Example
In this time of project i have stuck at the comparison of values of two array.and how i would achive creating the Array3! I have search the forum about founding any answer.Any ideas?
Message Edited by sdadfsdfds on 06-05-2008 12:08 PM
Message Edited by sdadfsdfds on 06-05-2008 12:09 PM

I am guessing that since this is a labview exercise it is meant as a learning experience. There are several ways to solve this problem, I have shown one way below. I suggest that you try and come up with other ways on your own. Feel free to ask any questions.
Cheers
Message Edited by jmcbee on 06-05-2008 11:25 AM
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Compare two arrays

I have two arrays such as these
Array 1                          Array 2
a      1
a      5                                 a
b      2                                 b
c      3                                 f
d      4                                 g
e      5                                 h
f       6
g      7
g      10
h      8
h      9/
with what i have now i can create an array that lists the matching elements
Results:
a          1
b          2
f           6
g          7
h          8
However, it does not record both sets of a,g, and h, only the first instance. Anyone know how to fix this problem?
Any help is appreciated
Solved!
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The arrays class question

consider the code below
int[] list = {2, 4, 7, 10};
java.util.Arrays.fill(list, 7);
java.util.Arrarys.fill(list, 1, 3, 8);
System.out.print(java,util.Arrays.equals(list, list));i understand line 2, it gonna fill 7 into the array,so the output would be Line 2: list is {7, 7, 7, 7}
my question is line 3, how come the output would be {7, 8, 8,7} what does 1 and 3 represent in a arrary?
the line 4 output would be {7, 8,8,7} again why?
Thank you guys whoever is gonna take to respond me questions

zerogpm wrote:
but which 2 lists were comparing ? since i have list list with the same name1) You're not comparing lists, you're comparing arrays.
2) You're comparing a single array with itself.
3) Objects, including arrays, do not have names. Classes, variables, and methods have names. Objects do not.

How to set values in 2D-Array?

Hello,
I need some help in creating a 2D-array from some input-arrays
1) The string-array with three values should be in first postion
2) Then there is another 2D-array that contains 3 times 10 values.
I want to show now these ten values in the three columns.
How can this be done?
Thank you
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Personally, I would use a table with the colum headers visible. You can then set your headers to be your first array.
As far as your numbers, use one of the functions in the String->Number/String Conversion palette to change your numbers into a string. Choose whichever conversion you need based on the format you want. You can then have a 2D array of strings to pass into your table.
Or if you insist on using an array, use Build Array to conbine your header array with your data array.
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