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Android Build a Simple Android App (2014) Improving Our Code Creating a Class

Posted by claudio lener
claudio lener
Courses Plus Student 285 Points

How am I supposed to write the second line of code? So far I have this: public class String mTitle { }

Where do I have to position the String?

PictureBook.java 
public class PictureBook {
  public class String mTitle {
  }
}

1 Answer

Ryan Ruscett
Ryan Ruscett
23,309 Points
Ryan Ruscett
Ryan Ruscett
23,309 Points

A string does not need {}

public class PictureBook {

public String mTitle;

}

Strings defined as member variables, unless static. Typically do not have a value given to them. So it would look like the above. You also do not need the {}. The string declaration isn't a method and or a constructor.

Let me know if this helps you by selecting it the best answer if it works for you.

Thanks!