what's wrong with this code?

[hszforu]

I am not able to figure out what's wrong with the following code:
Is it a rule to create objects in class that contains main method and then use this object to access the methods?
I did exactly reverse in the following code and i am not able to compile it.

class Twoclass
{
    Oneclass obj1=new Oneclass();
    obj1.show();
}


public class Oneclass
{
  public static void main(String args[])
    {
        System.out.println("Hallowee");
    }
   public void show()
   {
    System.out.println("howjk");
   }
}


 obj1.show();
It is giving the errror as identifier expected on line  obj1.show();

[NormR1]

It is giving the errror

Please copy and post the full text of the error message.

Not sure what "rule" you are talking about. There is a rule that the class that you start the program execution with using the java command must have a main() method.

[Starstreak]

Yes. Take the Main method out of Oneclass and put it in Twoclass and it should work as intended.

Also don't forget to use standard naming conventions for class names.

[NormR1]

use standard naming conventions

Take the Main method
vs main()

[JamesCherrill]

You have that error message because you out an executable statement that's not in a method. Executable statements need to be in a method or constructor. That could be main, or any other method that gets called directly or indirectly from main (including constructors).

(Ps: for the experts out there, I'm deliberately ignoring static and instance initialisers as being too advanced to be relevant)

[hszforu]

@Starstreak: yes i know that it would work that way.What i was asking was , why the code that i wrote was not working?

@JamesCherill: yes i got what you are saying.Now the code works fine.Thanks.