Why doesn't my java program print out the correct results?

My program should print out the smallest monitone decreasing


sequence. It just prints the number 4. I believe it has to do with switching the conditional statements. Anyone able to see where the error is.





public class BetterMonotonesequence


{


public static void main (String [ ] args)


{





int list[ ] = {4,3,2,1,7,8,13,12,11};





int incrseqindex = 0;


int incrseqlength = 1;


int crntincrseqindex = 0;


int crntincrseqlength = 1;





for(int i = 1; i %26lt; list.length; i++) {





if(list[i-1] %26gt; list[i]) {





crntincrseqlength++;


} else {





int c=incrseqindex;


int d=incrseqlength;





if(crntincrseqlength %26gt; incrseqlength) {





crntincrseqindex=c;


crntincrseqlength=d;


crntincrseqindex = i;


crntincrseqlength = i;


}





} // end else





} // end for








int a=incrseqindex;


int b=incrseqlength;




















System.out.println("\nThe longest monotone decreasing sequence is:");





for (int i=a; i%26lt;b; i++)


System.out.print (list[i]+" ");














}





}

Why doesn't my java program print out the correct results?
You never updated incrseqindex or incrseqlength, so your loop looks like this:





for (int i=0; i%26lt;1; i++)





Therefore it will only loop through once and print the first value in list, which is 4.

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