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// write the code to:
   //  - allow the user to enter any amounnt of numbers
   //   from 0 to 50
   //  - the user should enter -1 to stop
   //  - you are responsible for tracking occurrences of
   //  all numbers entered (0-50)
   //  - print the number of occurrences of each value
   // - for example:
   // left column is the value, right column occurrences
   //   0   0
   //   1   3
   //   2   6
   //    ...
   //   50  1
   // hint:  you are required to use an array
   // to track occurrences

What I have tried:

I haven't tried anything because I don't know how to do it

Posted 16-Mar-22 13:30pm

Timothy Stone 2021

Updated 16-Mar-22 21:20pm

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Solution 2

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Posted 16-Mar-22 20:54pm

OriginalGriff

Solution 3

In order to implement the Greg Utas solution, have a look at Java Arrays[^].

Posted 16-Mar-22 21:20pm

CPallini

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Greg Utas · Accepted Answer · 2022-03-16T14:03:00

Solution 1

pseudo-code

initialize occurrences[0 to 50] to 0
num = 1

while num is not -1
{
   read num from the console

   if num is in the range 0 to 50
      add 1 to occurrences[num]
   else if num is not -1
      tell the user that num is out of range
}

for i from 0 to 50
{
   write i and occurrences[i] to the console
}

Posted 16-Mar-22 14:03pm

Greg Utas

Updated 16-Mar-22 14:04pm

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CPallini 17-Mar-22 3:18am

5.