i am struggling with a variable to complete teh code

[Dmitri Makovetskiy]

i am stuck on the last part, . my task is to print all the numbers put into the applications which are smaller than the sum.

the last part is problematic..what the last part should do is count through all the characters in teh string "All", and save the numbers before dot. then convert those numbers and compare them to the average..

  import java.io.*;
class Ex33
{
	public static void main(String[] args)
	{
		Console console=System.console();
                System.out.println("Please enter the next number");  
                String input;
                input=console.readLine(); 
		int n1;
                n1=Integer.parseInt(input);
                int sum=0;
                int sum2=0;
                int count=1;
                char dot=',';
                String Number;
                int RealNumber2=0;
                String All="";
                String RealNumber="";
                
                
                while(count<5)
                           

                {    
                     System.out.println("Please enter the next number");
                     input=console.readLine();
                     n1=Integer.parseInt(input);
                     sum=(n1+sum);
                     All+=","+n1;   
                     count++; 
                }
                   
                 sum2=sum/4;
                 System.out.println("Your average is"+" "+sum2);
                 System.out.println(All);
               
               
                
                 for(int count2=0;count2<All.length();count2++)
                 { 
                       
                 
           
                      if(All.charAt(count2)!=dot)
                       { 
                        sNumber = sNumber + All.charAt(count2);
                       
                        } 
                        else
                         {
 
                          RealNumber2=Integer.parseInt(sNumber);
// the problem is here. sNumber doesnt refer to sNumber+=c, but it referes to ""...
// that is the problem,, how can i make it refer to sNumber                        
                         
                      
                            if(RealNumber2<sum2)
                        System.out.println(RealNumber2+","); 
                        }  
                 }         
                       
        }

}
    

(I edited the code so that it isn't three times as wide as my screen -- PC)

[Siddhesh Deodhar]

Hello Dmitri, way in which this code has been written is horrible. It becomes very difficult to grasp for the new person ,what is going on in the code and what's the goal of writing code.
Please use proper variable names while writing the code.
Make indentation proper.

Regarding your problem, it looks like you have confused logic in your last for loop. I feel

 RealNumber2=Integer.parseInt(sNumber);   

Should be done if

  All.charAt(count2); 

is something other than a comma(i.e. your variable dot )
that is what I can see from this code.Try it out.

[Dmitri Makovetskiy]

could you be clear in how i should rearrange the code.

what should be my if sentence and what in the else sentence?

[Rene Larsen]

Where do you define the variable 'sNumber' and what is the data type - a String??

Remember to set 'sNumber' to an empty String after you have used it in else...

[Rene Larsen]

Your above code is now working - if you (as I wrote it my last post) set 'sNumber' to an empty String after you have used it in else (set it inside else).