How to name a void method please help in Java this is the method =. public void fill () { barCount = MAX_PEZ }

Hi,

So, the first task is Create a new private field named barCount that will track how many bars of energy our GoKart battery currently has. You add that at the top of the class. This is going to hold a number so it is of datatype int - the question tells us it is private.

That looks like:

private int barCount;

The next task is Now create a method named charge that sets the new barCount field to the maximum amount of bars available for each GoKart. So, you don't want a method called fill() but one called charge(). Let's assume it is public and returns nothing - you've correctly identified that would need public void at the beginning. The method is called charge and takes no parameters. Inside the method, set the variable you created above, called barCount, to the constant value held in the class already. That is called MAX_BARS; nothing to do with pez dispensers!!

So, you need to change your method name to charge() and inside the method assign MAX_BARS into barCount. Add the semicolon and you're done!

That looks like:

  public void charge(){
    barCount = MAX_BARS;
  }

Steve.