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rohit singh
407 PointsHow to code
How to write code
public class GoKart {
getColor();
}
public String getColor(){
return mColor;
}
2 Answers
hbdc
13,725 PointsYou need to declare the variable "mColor" in your class and not call the method.
Kevin Elliott
15,653 PointsYou have declared a class called GoKart and a separate function called getColor. What you meant to do was define a method called getColor inside the GoKart class.
To do this you must move your definition of getColor() into the GoKart class and remove the existing call to getColor(); that you have there.