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Java Programmers?

1) Remove in basic.java the global "Server capLet"
2) Replace this:
capLet = new Server.getRandLet();
With this:
char capLet = (new Server()).getRandLet();
3)try reading your book for how to instantiate new Classes and call their methods.
 
Ok, it's fixed. Scott, sorry about reading your reply late but I fixed it after I got a hunch as to what to do. THanks for your help though.

We don't have a "book" we go by and the teacher just copies sections of other books out... BTW, he's not teaching very well so that's part of the problem, but that's a whole other story I'd rather not get into

agnitrate, :beer: for trying to help me with an area I can improve upon, but also at the same time I want to tell you that I would have posted the errors, but they wouldn't help. Know why? The person would have compiled and gotten the errors, which I why I mention compiling.
 
You know the java.sun.com is an excellent resource as well... you don't always have to go by the book your prof gives you. In fact most of my profs like it when students show initiative and try to work things out on their own external to the course resources.
 
Originally posted by: AgaBooga
Ok, it's fixed. Scott, sorry about reading your reply late but I fixed it after I got a hunch as to what to do. THanks for your help though.

We don't have a "book" we go by and the teacher just copies sections of other books out... BTW, he's not teaching very well so that's part of the problem, but that's a whole other story I'd rather not get into

agnitrate, :beer: for trying to help me with an area I can improve upon, but also at the same time I want to tell you that I would have posted the errors, but they wouldn't help. Know why? The person would have compiled and gotten the errors, which I why I mention compiling.

hah, your teacher teaches way more than my teacher does. Most of my class sits there and listens to music or plays slime volleyball. I have never even seen that stuff before because we are still on like chapter 3
 
Originally posted by: AgaBooga
Ok, it's fixed. Scott, sorry about reading your reply late but I fixed it after I got a hunch as to what to do. THanks for your help though.

We don't have a "book" we go by and the teacher just copies sections of other books out... BTW, he's not teaching very well so that's part of the problem, but that's a whole other story I'd rather not get into

agnitrate, :beer: for trying to help me with an area I can improve upon, but also at the same time I want to tell you that I would have posted the errors, but they wouldn't help. Know why? The person would have compiled and gotten the errors, which I why I mention compiling.

If you don't know how to fix the errors, how do you know the errors wouldn't help? Always post the errors when asking for help from others regardless of whether you consider it to be superfluous.

 
Originally posted by: Descartes
Originally posted by: AgaBooga
Ok, it's fixed. Scott, sorry about reading your reply late but I fixed it after I got a hunch as to what to do. THanks for your help though.

We don't have a "book" we go by and the teacher just copies sections of other books out... BTW, he's not teaching very well so that's part of the problem, but that's a whole other story I'd rather not get into

agnitrate, :beer: for trying to help me with an area I can improve upon, but also at the same time I want to tell you that I would have posted the errors, but they wouldn't help. Know why? The person would have compiled and gotten the errors, which I why I mention compiling.

If you don't know how to fix the errors, how do you know the errors wouldn't help? Always post the errors when asking for help from others regardless of whether you consider it to be superfluous.

Ok, sorry guys, really. In the past I always have but this time I don't think I was thinking very well.

Mucman, thanks, I have been using the API documentation, I find that much easier to understand that anything I'm taught by my teacher.

Dwell, you're a great help 😕 Seriously, if you don't want to, don't crap in my threads, many people will make threads they can improve upon, but very few improve upon past threads. Me? I'm going to make sure next time I properly document my error with the error itself.

jessicak, in that aspect I have a good teacher. The biggest trouble comes when he copies things out of different books, we've only gotten two or three handouts from the same book now, everything else he's given is from different books. Sure, he probably picks the best of each, except that's like trying to read chapter one from a book, two from another, and so on, it just doesn't flow well.
 
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