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| Cannot find symbol I'm working on a fairly basic program and can not seem to get it to work. I've checked my spelling and all that; the only thing I can think of is my main isn't able to find my class file. Here's the error message: ComplexDemo.java:10: cannot find symbol symbol : constructor Complex(double,double) location: class Complex Complex a=new Complex(9.9, 7.7); ^ And the constructor in the class file: public void Complex(double x, double y) { real=x; imaginary=y; } When I remove the values it works fine but that sort of defeats the purpose. Any suggestions? -Kai |
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| Re: Cannot find symbol Can't you have a setter method. For example... Complex.java /* Pedantic.java /* |
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| Re: Cannot find symbol That does work, but I'm more concerned as to why the method I used doesn't. Also, while I'm not positive, I think what I need to do requires initializing with the values. Thank you for the help. -Kai |
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| Re: Cannot find symbol You could probably get it to work using your way, but I don't like how it would read. I dunno??? :sad: |
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| Re: Cannot find symbol Well, the set works at the very least, no complaints there. I do have one more little glitch in this thing however. I've got two classes, Addition and Subtraction, designed to receive two Complex objects and return one. In my program I've got this written; d=Addition(a,b); That nets me a 'cannot find symbol' error. Any ideas? And thanks again for the help, I greatly appreciate it. -Kai |
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| Re: Cannot find symbol Ah, nevermind. Changed it to d=d.Addition(a, b) and everything worked out. Guess that's what I get for missing about two weeks of classes. -Kai |
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| Re: Cannot find symbol I think the problem is that : public void Complex(double x, double y) is not a constructor. A constructor does not have a return type, and yes, even void is a return type. Change to : public Complex(double x, double y) and it should work, i think :cheesy: |
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