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Joseph Nickalo
432 PointsGoKart..
Can someone please explain this to me? I asked the same question and thought the person had the answer to my problems, but it didn´t work. I am lost and don´t remember hearing about this in the video (or maybe I got distracted, I don´t know hehe).
public class GoKart {
public static void main(String[] args) {
public Object GoKart;
}
}
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Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi Joseph,
You've pretty much done this yourself. The first task is to define a new class. You know nothing else at this stage, so just declare the skeleton:
public class GoKart{
}
Then you're on to the next part of the challenge. That wants you to create a member variable and assign a value to it. You should be fine with that ...
Steve.