Why doesn't my code work properly?

[creativename]

The objective of my code is to create a method that finds the mid of 3 numbers that the user inputs.

my code is

 

import java.util.Scanner;class mid{    public static void main(String args[])    {        Scanner kb1 = new Scanner(System.in);        Scanner kb2 = new Scanner(System.in);        Scanner kb3 = new Scanner(System.in);        int ichi;        int ni;        int san;                   System.out.print("Input first number: ");           ichi = kb1.nextInt();           System.out.print("\nInput second number: ");           ni = kb2.nextInt();           System.out.print("\nInput third number: ");           san = kb3.nextInt();         System.out.println("");         System.out.println("");                         System.out.print(ichi + " ");               System.out.print(ni + " ");               System.out.print(san + " ");                 System.out.println("");                 int kotae = findMid(ichi, ni, san);               System.out.println("");                 System.out.println("The mid is " + kotae +".");   }        public static int findMid(int hana, int dul, int set)      {           int mid = Math.min(Math.min(Math.max(hana,dul), Math.max(dul,set)),Math.max(hana,dul));           return mid;       }}

 

 

 

 

It seems to work for single digit numbers, but as soon as i plug in double digit or triple digit numbers it doesn't work properly. It seems to only look at the ones place.

Edited December 2, 2014 by alpenwasser
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[madknight3]

You missed a combination. You have Math.max(hana, dul) twice where one of them should be comparing hana and set.

 

int mid = Math.min(Math.min(Math.max(hana,dul), Math.max(dul,set)),Math.max(hana,dul));

[creativename]

You missed a combination. You have Math.max(hana, dul) twice where one of them should be comparing hana and set.

int mid = Math.min(Math.min(Math.max(hana,dul), Math.max(dul,set)),Math.max(hana,dul));

Are you serious? I feel so retarded... thank you.

[Nuluvius]

Why are you using Japanese for your variable names and Korean for your parameter names?

[creativename]

Why are you using Japanese for your variable names and Korean for your parameter names?

Cause im a halfie :U how did u even recognize korean, most people only know il i sam.

[Nuluvius]

Cause im a halfie :U how did u even recognize korean, most people only know il i sam.

 

I recognized it because in my earlier life I used to teach a Korean martial art (Kuk Sool Won). In the upper echelons basic Korean was a requirement.

[creativename]

I recognized it because in my earlier life I used to teach a Korean martial art (Kuk Sool Won). In the upper echelons basic Korean was a requirement.

Thats cool. I had a pretty hard time picking up korean from my mom because so many letters looked the same eg ㅁ ㅈ ㅅ