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Message: [QUOTE="CodeMonkeyJ, post: 5168516, member: 86802"] That won't even compile, the `a` array is missing a definition. But, had it compiled, you'd just need to change where it's getting the int array in the methods: [CODE]static void mergeSort(Metoxh[] arrayToSort, int lowerIndex, int upperIndex) { and private static void merge(Metoxh[] arrayToSort, int lowerIndexPointer[/CODE] and where it's actually making the comparison, which is only: [CODE] if(a[lowerIndex] < a[higherIndex]) { to if(a[lowerIndex].marks < a[higherIndex].marks) { [/CODE] I tried to make it work by creating `a` as a clone of the input, but that didn't really pan out. So, you'll have to figure out what `a` is actually supposed to be or maybe the implementation is off. Either way, the way you'd modify any implementation should be the same: change where it accepts the array as input and change where it actually uses the values. [/QUOTE]