Elysian Shadows

So I'm taking Java this semester and my professor doesn't really cover much of the how to part of the language. Was looking for a little help. Here's the assignment:
Instructions:
Create a Java class, named Homework1, and a main method.
Create a String literal, s, with the value of "Hello World";
Create an int, i, with the value 10;
Create an Integer literal, i2, with the value of 11;
Reassign the i2 with i.

I've figured out how to do everything but the bold portion. Wondering if anyone can tell me what I'm doing wrong and why its wrong? here's the code.


public class Homework1 {
String s = "Hello World";
int i = 10;
Integer i2 = 11;

i2 = i;

}

You're missing the second half of the first instruction

I'm actually quite proud of myself for figuring that out before looking at this :P

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Expression statements like i2 = i cannot be directly stated within the body of a class.

The following valid expressions declare member variables: However, it may be more appropriate to place your expressions within a main method, which you have not yet created.

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You didn't make a main function, Java is stupid, so it will get error when trying to run it cause it does not know if you have a main... Or does it know that you don't have a main and it tells you as a compiler error... Just put the main

As an Information Technology graduate, my school did not give me the chance to study Java because they changed our school curriculum. So with regards to your homework, I think it is better if you will study through online tutorials about java. You can learn not only about your assignment but more about java.

cristine27 wrote:As an Information Technology graduate, my school did not give me the chance to study Java because they changed our school curriculum. So with regards to your homework, I think it is better if you will study through online tutorials about java. You can learn not only about your assignment but more about java.

Are you googling "forum homework" and registering to give opinions on every homework on this planet?

Do people not read books anymore?

Also, davidthefat, you don't have to have a main in a java source file to compile it, but you do to run it, just like C/++/pascal/**, or whatever language that needs a main entry, and java will be nice enough to let you know there is no main.

avansc wrote:Do people not read books anymore?

Wut book? tHat liek teevee?

hurstshifter wrote:

avansc wrote:Do people not read books anymore?

Wut book? tHat liek teevee?

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avansc wrote:Do people not read books anymore?

Also, davidthefat, you don't have to have a main in a java source file to compile it, but you do to run it, just like C/++/pascal/**, or whatever language that needs a main entry, and java will be nice enough to let you know there is no main.

They're called Kindles dude.

Your homework is the very first and basic activity we did on our java subject when I was still studying. We searched the codes through internet and we were able to finish it successfully. Thank God we passed the subject.

patricia39 wrote:Your homework is the very first and basic activity we make on out java subject. What we do is to research the codes through internet. And thank God we passed.

Indeed, thank the gods we have passed, for the researching of the codes on the interwebz told us of the invasion... the bots would rain down upon us like hellfire and brimstone. If it were not for homework being the very first and basic activity we make on out java subject, we would never have researched the codes...
And realized that Chaos Rift is being spammed by bots that are spewing out bullshit.

What's up with all these bots anyways?