Need clarity on what is being ask of me

Is it a code challenge? Can you post the link to it?

Thanks,

Steve.

http://teamtreehouse.com/library/java-objects/meet-objects/creating-new-objects thats the link i hope its still valid

thanks, Eric Brock but i'm still lost I watch the video like ten times and i still think i'm lost. I tried using the knowledge I got from the video but somehow its now enough I think i'm missing a key logics . These are the methods I tried (A) Example GoKart = new Example(); (B) Example GoKart = new Example(color); (C)Gokart selectColor = new Gokart(); (D)Gokart selectColor = new Gokart(string color)

thats for part 1.

You need to declare and instantiate (and initialize) the object. The declaration is on the left side of the "=" and instantiation (and initialization) occurs on the right side (note: in this example). So you are going to declare an object of GoKart and you are going to name it, much like you would declare a String variable.

String letters;

GoKart myKart;

Next you will instantiate the object. This object in particular takes a single parameter, color. So just like you would instantiate String letters, you will instantiate GoKart myKart:

String letters = "abc";

GoKart myKart = new GoKart("blue");

Notice that you are creating a new GoKart object, a new reference point. new GoKart("blue") invokes the constructor of class GoKart that contains the color variable. The keyword "new" creates the object, and then the call to the constructor initializes the new object.

Thanks Eric Brock, it finally starts to make sense.