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import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
public class FindMissingNumbers {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String input1="1 2 3 3 5 5";
String[] input2 = input1.split(" ");
int l1=0;
int a=1;
final int[] l2 = { 0 };
HashMap<Integer,Integer> has = new HashMap<>();
for (int i=0;i< input2.length;i++){
if(input2[i] == null || input2[i] ==" ")
continue;
if(Integer.parseInt(input2[i]) != a){
l1++;
}
if(has.containsKey(Integer.parseInt(input2[i]))){
has.put(Integer.parseInt(input2[i]),has.get(Integer.parseInt(input2[i]))+1);
}
else{
has.put(Integer.parseInt(input2[i]),1);
}
a++;
}
String ans = String.valueOf(l1);
has.forEach((k,v)-> {
if(v>1){
l2[0]++;
}
});
String final_ans = ans+l2[0];
return final_ans;
}
}
Giving error as Void methods cannot return a value. If am trying to change the method as static and removing void it’s not running as java application.
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Answer
main is void, so it should not return anything, you cannot have a return statement in the main method.
Every method must contain a return type ( example int, long, double, int[] , and void where void means the method will not return anything).
if you try to run a method without a return type then it will not run.
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public static void main(String[] args) {}
this method’s return type is void, it means there should not be a return statement inside this method
but you are returning the ans in the end
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return final_ans;
therefore, to run the application you need to remove the return statement and instead you can print the answer to the console like this
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System.out.println(ans)