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Just

Posts: 6
Nickname: rusty
Registered: Mar, 2003

large problem with int

Posted: Mar 22, 2003 12:41 AM

Basically the java program is about football,
But I can?t seem to fix the int?s, please help.

import cls.keyboard;
public class PO3Main
{

public static void main (string [ ] args)
{
String

System.out.print1n ("Fred bloggs. 0234567x. Friday 9. Room F1 - 15");
System.out.println ("************************************************");
System.out.println ("****************");
System.out.println ("****************");

int
Ramround1 =123;
Ramround2 =321;
Ramround2 =321;
Ramround2 =321;
Ramround2 =321;
Ramround3 =234;
Oppround1 =432;
Oppround2 =345;
Oppround3 =543;
For1 =702;
Against1 =1296;
Average1 =234;

System.out.println ("Enter the score for the Rams football team (Round 1)>");
Ramround1 = Keyboard.int ( );

System.out.println ("Enter the score for the opposition football team (Round 1)");
Oppround1 = Keyboard.int ( );

System.out.println ("Enter the score for the Rams football team (Round 2)");
Ramround2 = Keyboard.int ( );

System.out.println ("Enter the score for the opposition football team (Round 2)");
Oppround2 = Keyboard.int ( );

System.out.println ("Enter the score for the Rams football team (Round 3)");
Ramround3 = Keyboard.int ( );

System.out.println ("Enter the score for the opposition football team (Round 3)");
Oppround3 = Keyboard.int ( );

}
}

Rahul

Posts: 52
Nickname: wildhorse
Registered: Oct, 2002

Re: large problem with int

Posted: Mar 24, 2003 1:01 AM

I don't understand. import shows cls.Keyboard (with a capital 'K') and in the code you are using keyboard.int() (with a small 'k').

Another thing, can u have a method name same as a primitive datatype (int)? I don't think so. Rename the int() method to something else in cls.keyboard class and then check.

And when declaring variables, use a comma if u haven't yet done with int.

e.g. int a=1,b=2;

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