I have a problem with a program I'm writing for a school assignment. Essentially, before this piece of code, I already recieve and work with a bunch of information that I store into an array of objects. Now I have to sort this array (after it's sorted, I will have to calculate some things in the order of the PRIORITY variable).
presume I already have a MyClass[] array called input, that stores a finite amount of MyClass objects.
MyClass[] priorityArray = new MyClass[input.length];
for (int i=0; i<priorityArray.length; i++) {
int maxIndex = 0;
int maxPrivilege = input[i].returnPrivilege();
for (int j=1; j<input.legnth; j++) {
int currentPrivilege = input[j].returnPrivilege();
if (currentPrivilege > maxPrivilege) {
maxPrivilege = currentPrivilege;
maxIndex = j;
}
}
priorityArray[i] = input[maxIndex];
input[maxIndex].setPrivilege(-900000000);
}
the MyClass class if nothing fancy, but of course, contains a proper constructor, getter and setter methods and an integer variable "privilege".
I'm getting an error in my final tests of the program and, seeing as the program returns privileges as "-900000000", it has to have something to do with this part of the code. It's also not even writing certain MyClass instances from the input array into the priorityArray array.
How can I clead this up? Help.