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I have been having an issue which I feel should be simple to do but I cannot understand why it is not returning the expected results.
I have an array of Strings called User and a List of objects called Sales. Within Sales there is an field called User. What I wish to do is for each User in the array, I wish to match the sales object.
String[] User = {"John","Bob","Pete"};
//The sales object looks like
{
User: Bob
Dep: Hardware
}
{
User: Bob
Dep: Software
}
...
//The nested loop looks like
for (int i = 0; i < User.length; i++)
{
for (int j = 0; j < Sales.size(); j++ )
{
if (User[i] == Sales.get(j).getUser())
{
System.out.println(Sales.get(j).getUser() + Sales.get(j).getDep()
}
}
What I am expecting to printed is:
Bob Hardware
Bob Software
However all I am seeing is
Bob Hardware
Can anyone see what is wrong with my logic/approach?
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