Java coin change outputting weird values [Not homework] -

i'm trying coin change algorithm work... it's outputting weird results... it's supposed enumerate permutations of change given input amount of cents.

input of 27 cents, printvalues(dan.makechange(27)); gets me:

[[3, 300, 1386, 4720], [3, 300, 1386, 4720], [3, 300, 1386, 4720],etc...

input of 7 cents gets me:

[[0, 0, 3, 10], [0, 0, 3, 10], [0, 0, 3, 10], [0, 0, 3, 10]]

code:

public list<int[]> makechange(int change) {     list<int[]> resultslist = new arraylist<int[]>();     resultslist = changemaker(change, new int[] {0,0,0,0}, resultslist);     return resultslist; }  public list<int[]> changemaker(int change, int[] toadd, list<int[]> resultslist) {                    if (change == 0) {         //if no $, return list...         resultslist.add(toadd);         return resultslist;     }     int[] coins = {25, 10, 5, 1};     (int = 0; < coins.length; i++) {         if (coins[i] <= change) {             //temp = {0, 0, 0, 0}             int[] temp = toadd;             //move next amount in temp array             temp[i]++;             resultslist = changemaker(change-coins[i], temp, resultslist);         }     }     return resultslist; } 

call:

    printvalues(dan.makechange(27));             } public void printvalues (list<int[]> results) {     list<string> printable = new arraylist<string> ();      (int[] array : results) {         printable.add(arrays.tostring(array));     }     system.out.println(printable); } 

any thoughts?

i assume wanted copy array line:

int[] temp = toadd; 

however, create copy, have this:

int[] temp = arrays.copyof(toadd, toadd.length);