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jinhwa yoo
jinhwa yoo
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Posted by jinhwa yoo
jinhwa yoo
10,042 Points

I need help

Okay, so for our Boombox app, let's allow it to emulate different kinds of radios that we've carried around throughout the years. I've started building the Brand Enum can you please add JVC, Sony, Coby and Apple?

com/example/model/Brand.java 
ackage com.example.model;

public enum Brand { JVC("JVC"), SONY("Sony"), COBY("Coby"), APPLE("Apple");

private String nName;

public Brand(String Sony) {
    nName = Sony;
}

public enum getName() {
    return nName;
}

2 Answers

Zach Freitag
Zach Freitag
20,341 Points
Zach Freitag
Zach Freitag
20,341 Points

Spoiler Alert!

package com.example.model;


    public enum Brand {
        JVC("Jvc"),
        SONY("Sony"),
        COBY("Coby"),
        APPLE("Apple");

        private final String mName;

        private Brand(String name) {
            this.mName = name;

        }

        public String getDisplayName(){
            return mName;
        }
}
Geovanie Alvarez
Geovanie Alvarez
21,500 Points
Geovanie Alvarez
Geovanie Alvarez
21,500 Points

Just remove the public from the constructor

public Brand(String Sony) { // <------- here
    nName = Sony;
}

// to this
Brand(String Sony) { // <------- here
    nName = Sony;
}

and you need a getter as String name (getDisplayName) to return the name

public String getDisplayName(){
        return nName ;
    }