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Java Java Data Structures Efficiency! Implement Chooser UI

Mojo Waters
Mojo Waters
5,748 Points
Posted by Mojo Waters
Mojo Waters
5,748 Points

What am I missing here...

Usually I keep track, but now I must say I am overwhelmed - maybe I just need a break.

But anyway. I follow in Eclipse not in workspaces. So I am getting a message that in SongBook class private Map<String,List<Song>> byArtist() { for (Song song: mSongs) { List<Song> artistSongs = byArtist.get(song.getArtist()); if(artistSongs == null) { artistSongs = new ArrayList<>(); byArtist.put(song.getArtist(), artistSongs); } getArtist() is not in Song class but getmArtists() should it not be that instead of getArtist()?

Thanks

1 Answer

Jacob Bergdahl
Jacob Bergdahl
29,118 Points
Jacob Bergdahl
Jacob Bergdahl
29,118 Points

Yes, rename getmArtists() to getArtists().