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Hi VirusTalker, Your code seems Ok. However, in the [I]printContents(BufferedReader in)[/I] method, after tokenizing the read string from file, try checking if it [I]hasMoreTokens[/I]. Look at the below modified code of your method and try if it works. Hope it does; private static void printContents(BufferedReader in) { double[][] a = …
Try this by creating temporary tables and display their contents.
First you are referencing a non-existent variable in `display()`. You've declared `double deductionFederalTax;` in the `calculateNetMonthly()` yet you are using `deductFederalTax` in `the display()` method. However so, the scope of `deductionFederalTax` variable is only valid in the `calculateNetMonthly()` method and cannot be reffered to in the `display()` method. So, declare …
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