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Les Morgan wrote:Please quote the exact error you are receiving.
Al Cons wrote:
The program cant see the method Linear id.Les Morgan wrote:Please quote the exact error you are receiving.
Al Cons wrote:
Les Morgan wrote:Please quote the exact error you are receiving.
items = Linearid (items, scan);
The program cant see the method Linear id. As a result Linear id is shown with a red underline!
I am using setters and getters to save item id, item name, item quantity and item value.
Paul Clapham wrote:
Al Cons wrote:
The program cant see the method Linear id.Les Morgan wrote:Please quote the exact error you are receiving.
I don't believe that's the exact error. I believe it's your interpretation of the error. Please copy and paste the error message exactly -- in Eclipse there is a "Problems" tab where you can copy the text of the message.
It might be my interpretation no doubt!. This is the problem tab error.
This is so far what I 've donePaul Clapham wrote:
Al Cons wrote:
The program cant see the method Linear id.Les Morgan wrote:Please quote the exact error you are receiving.
I don't believe that's the exact error. I believe it's your interpretation of the error. Please copy and paste the error message exactly -- in Eclipse there is a "Problems" tab where you can copy the text of the message.
It might be my interpretation no doubt!. This is the problem tab error.
Junilu Lacar wrote:And while the following is legal:
the standard, and IMO, less confusing way to declare that is this:
Read that code out loud as "The items variable represents an array of Item objects." Note the symmetry in the left and right sides of this version vs the former.
Al Cons wrote:This is the problem tab error.
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