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MUZ140118 Cathrine Makuya
10,300 PointsSTAGE 3 CHALLENGE 1
Let's continue with our custom data model. We need some constructors. First, add a default constructor with no parameters. Inside the constructor, set mType to "SHUTTLE".
public class Spaceship {
public String mType;
public String getType() {
return mType;
}
public void setType(String type) {
mType = type;
}
}
public Spaceship() {
mType= "SHUTTLE";
3 Answers
Gunjeet Hattar
14,483 PointsEach pair of { } defines the scope . As per you generated code the constructor
public Spaceship()
Lies outside the scope of the actual class Spaceship. Which doesn't have any meaning.
So just the the line
public class Spaceship {
public String mType;
// put the constructor Spacehship() here
public Spaceship()
{
mType= "SHUTTLE";
}
Again this is not a hard and fast rule but usually constructors are written right after declaring variables
Hope this helps
Jeremy Faith
Courses Plus Student 56,696 PointsYour constructor looks correct just move it inside the class Spaceship( before the final bracket ).
tatenda passmore
5,773 Pointspublic class Spaceship { public String mType;
// put the constructor Spacehship() here
public Spaceship()
{
mType= "SHUTTLE";
}