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Krondor The Destroyer
1,556 PointsNow that you've created the GoKart class. Please create a new GoKart object using the GoKart class, or blueprint. As you
Now that you've created the GoKart class. Please create a new GoKart object using the GoKart class, or blueprint. As you know it takes a single parameter, color when being built.
2 Answers
Kevin Faust
15,353 PointsHey Marco,
First you create a new Go Kart object and you pass it a color string as a constructor value:
GoKart gokart = new GoKart("red");
Then call the getColor() method on our GoKart object and then print it out!
System.out.printf(gokart.getColor());
Happy coding and best of luck,
Kevin
Krondor The Destroyer
1,556 Pointsthanks
lorve joinville
2,735 Pointslorve joinville
2,735 Pointskevin, can you help me, I had the same code as what you have written and i still get an error
./Example.java:6: error: cannot find symbol System.out.printf("The color of the kart is %s", redKart.getColor()); ^ symbol: variable redKart location: class Example 1 error