output is wrong

[teal mica]

Hi can someone tell me why my output comes out like this? Im not sure where exactly in my code its going wrong but the first line is correct but almost everything else goes wrong

[mint galleon]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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1. Syntax errors: Check for any syntax errors in your code, such as missing semicolons or parentheses. These errors can cause unexpected behavior and incorrect output.

2. Logic errors: Review your code's logic to ensure that it is correctly solving the problem you are trying to solve. A small mistake in your logic can lead to incorrect output.

3. Variable values: Double-check the values of your variables throughout the program. Make sure they are assigned and updated correctly to produce the desired output.

4. Loop conditions: If you have loops in your code, verify that their conditions are correct and will terminate when expected. Incorrect loop conditions can lead to unexpected or infinite loops.

5. Input/output handling: If your program relies on user input or file input/output, make sure you handle them correctly and validate their correctness.

6. Data types and conversions: Ensure that you are using appropriate data types for variables and performing necessary type conversions when needed. Incorrect data types can result in unexpected output.

7. Libraries or external dependencies: If you are using any external libraries or dependencies, make sure they are correctly installed and used in your code.

To identify the specific issue in your code, it would be helpful if you could provide more details about what your program is supposed to do, along with a snippet of the relevant code and the actual versus expected output that you are observing.

[teal mica]

The picture in my description is the expected output, heres my output

[livid belfry]

This is your output you say? And the one at top is expected?

[teal mica]

yep

[livid belfry]

Why is expected output empty tho

[teal mica]

ah shit

wrong picture

mb

i changed my code a bit should i send it here

[livid belfry]

Your code checks birth month, if it's even then goes to even list otherwise odd

[teal mica]

yes

[livid belfry]

Can you send both pictures again, mark as expected vs actual output

[teal mica]

they're in the right even/odd population its just the district thats wrong

yup

this is my output which is wrong

this is the output that i should be getting

should i send my code because i changed it a bit

[livid belfry]

Yea

[teal mica]

so the first picture is me setting up the districts with the input file

then the second picture is me attempting to put those people into their designated districts

[livid belfry]

Can you verify if your getDestrict method is working properly, before that also verify districtId is also correct.

[teal mica]

yup both are working fine

[livid belfry]

what is districts? where it's declared?

[livid belfry]

id like to see the whole class file

[teal mica]

okay

import java.util.ArrayList;


public class District {
    private ArrayList<Person> oddPopulation;
    private ArrayList<Person> evenPopulation;
    private int districtID;

    public District(int id) {
        oddPopulation = new ArrayList<>();
        evenPopulation = new ArrayList<>();
        districtID = id;

    }

 
    public void addOddPerson(Person person) {
        oddPopulation.add(person);
    }

  
    public void addEvenPerson(Person person) {
        evenPopulation.add(person);
    }

  
    public ArrayList<Person> getOddPopulation() {
        return oddPopulation;
    }


    public ArrayList<Person> getEvenPopulation() {
        return evenPopulation;
    }


    public void setOddPopulation(ArrayList<Person> op) {
        oddPopulation = op;
    }

 
    public void setEvenPopulation(ArrayList<Person> ep) {
        evenPopulation = ep;
    }


    public int size() {
        return oddPopulation.size() + evenPopulation.size();
    }

  
    public int getDistrictID() {
        return districtID;
    }

    
    public String toString() {
        return "ID: " + districtID + ", Odd Population: " + oddPopulation + ", "
                + "Even Population: " + evenPopulation;
    }
}

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[teal mica]

@livid belfry

[livid belfry]

you're calling districts.get(districtID), where is the get method? Assuming districts is an instance of District class?

[teal mica]

yes

[teal mica]

districtID should be the array elements while districts is the array