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J Meacham
932 PointsI'm on Creating a Class. Where is my error in: public class PictureBook { public String mTitle() { } }
the first line passed the challenge. It's the second one that I'm stumbling on.
3 Answers
J Meacham
932 PointsLuke, I figured it out! Substituted the second { for a semi-colon and I'm off...
Luke Glazebrook
13,564 PointsHi!
Your code looks awesome apart from one little thing. Would you usually put a set of parentheses after a variable declaration? Maybe take a look at that and don't forget to add your semi-colon!
I hope that I managed to help you out and don't hesitate to let me know if you are having any further problems with it!
-Luke
J Meacham
932 PointsThanks Luke. The set of parentheses were part of the initial instructions, without explanation. So I guess the answer here is "Yes"? I thought adding the semi-colon would then be a simple fix, but I'm still stuck even after this change (and multiple other tries, including elimination of the ()):
public class PictureBook {
public String mTitle() {
}; }
J Meacham
932 PointsP.S. The only error I'm getting with the code below is:
./PictureBook.java:3: error: ';' expected public String mTitle { ^ 1 error
J Meacham
932 PointsCHANGED CODE:
public class PictureBook {
public String mTitle {
}; }
If I place the () back into the code, I get this error:
./PictureBook.java:5: error: missing return statement }; ^ 1 error
Aarg. Any ideas Luke?
Joshua marais
2,955 PointsHello tri putting a ; at the end of mTitle.