Both of these series of methods seem identical to me, but only one works..

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I want to print an array of members to choose from and an array of books.. I have double checked many times, but both seem identical yet only 'bookarray' is printing..



public static Person[] createArray1()
{
Person[] personarray = new Person [5];

personarray[0] = new Person ("John Smith", 67, false, 1485);
personarray[1] = new Person ("Joe Bailey", 58, false, 2003);
personarray[2] = new Person ("Barbara Jones", 76, false, 9191);
personarray[3] = new Person ("Felix Anderson", 36, false, 1974);
personarray[4] = new Person ("Sarah Watson", 27, false, 1996);

return personarray;
}
public static void printPersons (Person[] personarray)
{
for (int counter = 0; counter > personarray.length; counter++)
{
System.out.println("Test2");
System.out.println(counter + "." + personarray[counter].getString2());
}
}
public static void choosePerson(Select select)
{
Person[] listOfPeople = Service.createArray1();
System.out.println("Test1");
Service.printPersons(listOfPeople);
}
public static Book[] createArray()
{
Book[] bookarray = new Book[3];
// book title, isbn number, onloan = false.. passed in from Book object

bookarray[0] = new Book ("The Lion, the Witch and the Wardbrobe", 80312, false);
bookarray[1] = new Book ("Great Expectations", 4232, false);
bookarray[2] = new Book ("The Lord of the Rings", 2131, false);

return bookarray;
}
public static void printBooks(Book[] bookarray)
{
for (int counter = 0; counter < bookarray.length; counter++)
{
System.out.println(counter + "." + bookarray[counter].getString());
}
}
public static void orderBooks(Select select)
{
Book[] listOfBooks = Service.createArray();

Service.printBooks(listOfBooks);

}

What I have tried:

"Test 1" In choosePerson is printing but "Test 2" in printPersons does not..