Jacob Rich

ah, that cleared things up alot, thanks

right, so i could have said dvd1 = new DVDsystem? or ... ?

No, one class is DVDPlayer and one is DVDTestDrive..

Whats new Dmitry?

btw, Welcome

Haven't seen a game so evenly matched this year... I honestly thought the Colts had em though.

they're two different classes though, i thought different classes dont apply to one another unless it inherits?

very much so, thanks

wrong path variable

Sorry if im spamming, im just trying to get the hang of things now whats wrong with this?
class dvdplayer { boolean canRecord = false; void recordDVD() { System.out.println("DVD Recording"); } } class DVDplayertestdrive { public static void main(String[] args) { DVDPlayer d = new DVDPlayer(); d.canRecord = true; d.playDVD(); if (d.canRecord == true) { d.recordDVD(); } } }

Much thanks,
Jacob

I have a simple question, when declaring an object why do i need () after the objects name for example i'm calling a DVD player as an object, why must i use type "DVDPlayer a = new DVDPlayer()" whats the "()'s exactly doing?

ah... thanks guys.

We'll know at 8:15 E/T tonight

I never liked norton, most versions are RAM hogs and do more advertising then fixing.

This is my code: class shuffle { public static void main (String[] args) { int x = 3; while (x > 0) { x = x - 1; System.out.println("-"); if (x > 2) { System.out.print("a"); } if ( x == 2) { System.out.print("b c"); } if ( x == 1 ) { System.out.print("d"); x = x - 1; } }
and im getting this error when compiling:

C:\Documents and Settings\Zack>javac shuffle.java
shuffle.java:18: '}' expected
^
1 error


Anyone know what the problem could be?

ah I see, I get what you mean I think... just dont understand what an object class quite is.