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Posted by Huggins Tatenda Mafigu
Huggins Tatenda Mafigu
7,091 Points

Now let's add a private uninitialized field to store the current number of energy bars. Name it mBarsCount. Initialize i

i dont see where there is problem please help

here is what i wrote:

public class GoKart { private String mColor;

public GoKart(String color) { mColor = color; mBarsCount = 0; } public static final int MAX_BARS=8; public String getColor() { return mColor; } }

Craig Fender
Craig Fender
7,605 Points

I don't see where you wrote a private uninitialized field called mBarsCount. Add it below mColor, like...

private String mColor;
private int mBarsCount;

Not sure what else you're trying to do.

1 Answer

Ilya Dolgirev
Ilya Dolgirev
35,375 Points
Ilya Dolgirev
Ilya Dolgirev
35,375 Points

You need to add similar field description for mBarCount as you've already have for mColor (aka declare). And you've already initialized this field in the constructor - that part of challenge is correct.