find the error please

[abhinav sood]

class Outer1
{
int x=10;
int y=20;
interface My
{
void show();
}
void display()
	{
 		My class Inner implements My
		{
			public void show()
			{
			System.out.println(x);
			System.out.println(y);
			}		
		}
		My m=new Inner();
		return m;
	}
	public static void main(String... s)
			{
			Outer o = new Outer();
			My z=o.display()
			z.show();
			}
			
}

this program is giving error in line no 11 not a statement

[Jeff Verdegan]

I don't know which line is 11.

When posting code, UseCodeTags(⇐click) so it will be readable.

[Winston Gutkowski]

abhinav sood wrote:this program is giving error in line no 11 not a statement

Please UseCodeTags. From what you've given, we have no idea what line 11 is, nor what the error message is.

Winston

[Edit] Can't believe I'm too slow for jverd on these forums as well!!!

[Henry Wong]

Jeff Verdegan wrote:I don't know which line is 11.

When posting code, UseCodeTags(⇐click) so it will be readable.

It's not hard finding line 11... It's the line that doesn't look like Java, or any other programming language.

My class Inner implements My

Can you tell us what this line is supposed to do?

Henry

[Winston Gutkowski]

Henry Wong wrote:It's not hard finding line 11... It's the line that doesn't look like Java, or any other programming language.

Henry, you're a better man than I am. Hate to say, but I'm a GIGO philosophist.

Winston

[Jeff Verdegan]

Henry Wong wrote:

Jeff Verdegan wrote:I don't know which line is 11.

When posting code, UseCodeTags(⇐click) so it will be readable.

It's not hard finding line 11...

It is if you don't bother even trying to read unformatted code.

[Henry Wong]

Jeff Verdegan wrote:
It is if you don't bother even trying to read unformatted code.

I didn't really bother either -- it is just that it was so wrong, it caught my eye...

Henry