Get total from string valve

hi , I have some like
String quesFour=req.getParameter("quesFour");
String quesFive=req.getParameter("quesFive");
String quesSix=req.getParameter("quesSix");
String quesSeven=req.getParameter("quesSeven");
String quesEight=req.getParameter("quesEight");
String quesNine=req.getParameter("quesNine");
String quesTen=req.getParameter("quesTen");
String quesEleven=req.getParameter("quesEleven");
every question in form have radio relate to it
<table ><tr><td width="30px"> <input type="radio" name="quesTwo" value="0">0</td>
                                                  <td width="30px">   </td>
                                                  <td width="40px"><input type="radio" name="quesTwo" value="1">1</td>
                                                     <td>   </td>
                                                      <td colspan="3" width="50px"><input type="radio" name="quesTwo" value="2">2</td>
                                                        <td>   </td>
                                                         <td colspan="3" width="50px"><input type="radio" name="quesTwo" value="3">3</td>
                                              </tr></table> after the user submit a form , I want to get totaly point they have, how to do it? thak you

HJava wrote:
hi , I have some like
String quesFour=req.getParameter("quesFour");
String quesFive=req.getParameter("quesFive");
String quesSix=req.getParameter("quesSix");
String quesSeven=req.getParameter("quesSeven");
String quesEight=req.getParameter("quesEight");
String quesNine=req.getParameter("quesNine");
String quesTen=req.getParameter("quesTen");
String quesEleven=req.getParameter("quesEleven");
Integer.parseInt(String value)If you want to make this more "dynamic" then you could have an array of questions and have form elements named things like
<radio name="q_0"
<radio name="q_1"etc and then in your code have
for(int i=0,i<something;i++){
req.getParameter("q_"+i);
}

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