treemap can only sort by key, so it doesn't work. use a hashmap loop through the entries and keep track of the key with the largest value

>>51236413
Shieet. Will try this m8.

>>51236335
>takes integers as input
>specifically state 0 is an acceptable input
>uses 0 as sentinel
Off yourself, retard

>>51237581
Shieeeeeeeeeeeeeet.

I meant to exclude zero. I originally had sentinel as 999, but it was a pain in the ass to type so I changed it to zero, just forgot to change the domain.

In all fairness, its just the loose definition of an integer, and it becomes clear afterwards that 0 isn't acceptable.

I take my shieeet back.

>>51237623
>its just the loose definition of an integer
No, there's a pretty clear definition of what an integer is. Maybe you're thinking about natural numbers.

Why not just use an empty line as a sentinel, so you don't try to redefine well defined words out of ignorance?

>>51237678
0 is easier to just push and go. Its nice yo. And in fairness to me, the definition I put for integers is pretty spot on. So I'll retract the word loose and add the word exactimundo.

>testing your program by manually entering the test data

>>51237888
Its only three integers.

>>51237905
Sure, but how many times have you entered them already?

>>51237941
Twice

>>51237948
the point is that you need to figure out how to create "unit tests" for your program, so that the behavior can be verified automatically

it's unfortunate that they don't really teach software testing in school very often, but it is very valuable.