arrays - Java - Highest, Lowest and Average -

I have just started reading and I need help on any of my exercises.

I need an end user to input rain fall numbers for each user, then I need more rain than average rainfall, highest month and average rainfall of the lowest months and months.

I place the same number in the highest and lowest and I do not know why I am pulling my hair seriously. Any kind of help would be welcomed.

This is what I have done so far:

  public square rain {/ ** * @ ultimate arguments * / public static zero main (string [] args) { Int [] Noah Group; Numgroup = new int [13]; Console Reader Console = New Console Reader (); Int supreme; Minimal info; Int index Int tempVal; Int Minnom; Int Min Indak; Int maxMonth; Int max index; System.out.println ("Welcome to Rain"); (Index = 1; index & lt; 13; index = index + 1) {System.out.println ("Please enter rain for the month" + index); TempVal = console.readInt (); While (tempVal & gt; 100} tempVal & lt; 0) {System.out.println ("The rating should be within 0 ... 100. Retry"); TempVal = console.readInt (); } Mail Group [index] = Tempele; } Low = number group [0]; (Min indices = 0; minindex  

thanks,

Emily

< P> First of all, this is your homework, so you should not ask it at stackoverflow.com

See your code now

1. min = points Group [0];

Why? It seems that you are trying to do the minimum search to use this algorithm:

1.1 Suppose first number (which you think is numgroup [0] < / Code>) minutes (as the name of minimum in your code)
1.2. Compare all other numbers with it, if any number is small, change the minimum (i.e. minimum )

However, numgroup [0] is not your first number! You started your first such loop

For (index = 1; ...

Your first number is numgroup [1] .

Next, your second loop starts

for (minIndex = 0 ;

While the element on index 0 is never intended to be used by you (I think)

Next, learn this For if the number in the current walk is less than << Code> less

if (numgroup [0] & lt;

which always compares the element on the index 0 (which I think is) not intended by <0> min .