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kieran triggs
3,857 Pointswhat is wrong with the following code?
what is wrong with the following code?
public class PictureBook{
public String[] mTitle = {
"String", "String2"
};
}
it gives me an error saying make sure that mTitle is a string
3 Answers
Gunjeet Hattar
14,483 PointsHi Kieran,
I just had a look at the code challenge . It is not asking you to create an array. It's asking you to creating a simple String variable.
Should have been simply public String mTitle;
And also it need not be initialized.
Hope this helps
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 PointsThe question asks you to do this... "Now add a String member variable named mTitle. Make it public." It doesn't ask you to make an array.
public class PictureBook{
public String mTitle;
}
Shantanu Jain
2,389 Pointswhy should there not be a curly braces open and close after the line " public String mTitle; " ?
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 Pointskieran was creating an array of strings, hence added the brace after, but the questions doesn't ask for that. It just says we should make a public string member variable, that's why you don't need to add that and neither the bracket.
Shantanu Jain
2,389 Pointsoh, okay, thanks, I was adding the curly braces and that was giving me an error.... Thanks for clearing it up
kieran triggs
3,857 Pointsok thanks for the help guys :D