You have a question public static void main (String[] fred) which I see you were trying to test that any name can be used for the argument. You left out the semicolon so I marked it wrong. You may want to indicate that you can ingnore such things in the instructions. I think it is true that a better answer for the question about catching an exception with a superclass parameter of the thrower would be that it is ok since all exceptions descend from throwable and therefore it is still a subclass of the thrown exception. ------------------ "Hierro candente, batir de repente"
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Err... who is this addressed to? Are you talking about one of the questions in the Java Rules Roundup? Or some other source of questions?
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Originally posted by Jim Yingst: Err... who is this addressed to? Are you talking about one of the questions in the Java Rules Roundup? Or some other source of questions?
I am talking of the questions in the Roundup. There is no direct link there for feedback so I assumed posting it here was my only option.
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Ah. That's for Paul then. I'll move this to the "Java Ranch" topic to be sure he sees it (and since it's not actually for certification.) Paul- I guess "please mosey over to the Big Moose Saloon and let us know of any problems" is a bit vague, now that the site has grown. I assume Rules Roundup feedback should go to the Java Ranch topic, right?
Moving Rules Roundup stuff here is fine. So! I'm trying to understand the question. The roundup game has a question with "fred" in it and it needs a semicolon? Right now my ftp access is down so I can't check into it. Can you give me any more text so I can make sure I find the right one?
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There is no error. I went back and looked at it again. I thought there was a statement inside the bracket with no semi but there is not so it is ok. Sorry for all the mess. :-)
Originally posted by Paul Wheaton: Moving Rules Roundup stuff here is fine. So! I'm trying to understand the question. The roundup game has a question with "fred" in it and it needs a semicolon? Right now my ftp access is down so I can't check into it. Can you give me any more text so I can make sure I find the right one?
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