C# Freq. Table with Random Values

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Published on 2010-04-14T14:45:44Z Indexed on 2010/04/14 15:23 UTC
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Hello,

I am trying to write a frequency program that will represent a bar diagram (in console code).

The problem is i have no idea how exactly to caculate this frequency or how do i exactly then give the bars different heights according to there frequency (trough calculation).

The frequency height is capped at 21. (meaning the bars go from 1 to 21, so the max bar height would be for example 21 stars(* as display sign for the bar itself).
A calculation i have so far (although not sure if correct) for frequency:
This array takes the random values generated:

            for (int j = 0; j < T.Length; j++)
        {
            T[j] = (MaxHeight* T[j]) / Ber.GreatestElement(T);
            Console.Write("{0,7}", T[j]);
        }

This results in values between 0 and 21 --> Based on the values my bars should give a certain height compared to all the other frequency values. (for example 8000 could have 21 in height where 39 could have 1).

To represent this diagram i used 2 for loops to display height and width (keep in mind i only wish to use Using System; to keep it to the "basics").

 for (int height= 1; height<= 21; height++)
        {
            for (int width= 0; width<= 10; width++)
            {
               if(...??)
                {
                   Console.Write("{0,7}", bar); // string bar= ("*");
                }
                else
                {
                   Console.Write("{0,7}", empty);
                }


            }

            Console.WriteLine();
        }

So so far i have a entire field filled with * and the random values generated along with their frequency value (although i have no idea if the freq value is properly calculated).
I assume i need a if (.....) in the second for but i cannot seem to get further then this.

Thanks in advance!

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