Creating an array with a text document

[IntelMaster]

Hi,

I want to take the numbers from a text document and make an array out of it, but for some reason my program is not working. After gathering the arrays I want to calculate the median for the numbers. Here is my program so far:

Java:

String amounta=jTextField8.getText();                 int amount=Integer.parseInt(amounta);                 int sum=0;                 try {                         FileInputStream in = new FileInputStream("numbers.txt");                         BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(in));                                                 int numbers[] = new int[amount];                         for (int count = 0; count==amount; count++){                                 numbers[count] = Integer.parseInt(br.readLine());                                 sum=sum+numbers[count];                                 System.out.println(sum/amount );                         }                         in.close();                        }catch (Exception e)                 {                                         }

[Insectoid]

Make sure your file is really 'numbers.txt' and not 'numbers.txt.txt'. Happens a lot (to me). Damn you Windows, I'll type my own extensions!

Other than that, I can't think of what's wrong (due in no small part to my inability to read Java without my head exploding).

[DemonWasp]

@Insectoid: you can force Windows Explorer to always show extensions. This is one of the first things I do whenever I set up Windows, because foobar.bmp.jpeg has always been a stupid, irritating problem.