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Alexander Huamani
2,091 PointsI have no clue on what to do
i dont think i understand the demand
public class GoKart {
public String mColor = "red";
boolean GoKart = (mColor);
}
1 Answer
Jon Kussmann
Courses Plus Student 7,254 PointsHi Alexander,
Part 1 of the challenge is to create a method (getter) that will give the color of the GoKart.
public class GoKart {
public String mColor = "red";
}
You declare the method public so other classes can call the method. Next is "String" which means this method will return a String, in this case whatever is stored in "mColor". We called the method getColor() since that is the "common" way of writing getters for certain properties. You drop the "m" and get get + NameOfProperty().
public class GoKart {
public String mColor = "red";
public String getColor() {
return mColor;
}
}
I hope this helps.
Alexander Huamani
2,091 PointsAlexander Huamani
2,091 PointsThank you, but the real problem was that I forgot to watch the previous video, lol. Thanks anyways man.
Alexander Huamani
2,091 PointsAlexander Huamani
2,091 PointsThank you, but the real problem was that I forgot to watch the previous video, lol. Thanks anyways man.