(java) why wont this compile? - Overclock.net

ModeX · 03-23-07

public class pc
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String[] data = new String[5];
data[0] = "hex";
data[1] = "dssdfsk";
data[2] = "dsfafd";
data[3] = "dafsad";
data[4] = "dadfad";
}
}
I am a noob...(there I'll admit it)

cgrado · 03-23-07

I copied and pasted, and it compiles fine for me. what are you using for editing, compiling and running?

ModeX · 03-24-07

I'm using netbeans IDE every time I try to compile it says ']' <identifier> expected, and it won't compile.....hmmmm wonder why..

TwIsTeDbOi · 03-24-07

Try;

String[] data = {" ", " ", " ", " ", " "};

and then continue on with your code.

As for a compiler I suggest BlueJ. I use it at school and at home and it rocks.

ModeX · 03-24-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by TwIsTeDbOi

Try;

String[] data = {" ", " ", " ", " ", " "};

and then continue on with your code.

As for a compiler I suggest BlueJ. I use it at school and at home and it rocks.

I know that method works, but I wanted to be able to use the number index of the other method.

Sure I'll give blue a try

cgrado · 03-24-07

yeah, i'm using BlueJ. It's plain and simple, great for learning.

C-bro · 03-24-07

What version of Netbeans do you have? I'm on 5.5 on that compiles just fine for me.

TriplePlay · 03-24-07

I use JGrasp, and it works fine.

ModeX · 03-25-07

I'm using 5.5, when you say it compiles fine are you you using my example, because if you are ***?!?!?

EDIT:mmmm... as I said before I'm a noob, are arrays limited to the 1st Class?

*dangerousHobo* · 03-25-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by ModeX

I'm using 5.5, when you say it compiles fine are you you using my example, because if you are ***?!?!?

EDIT:mmmm... as I said before I'm a noob, are arrays limited to the 1st Class?

I compiled it and ran it in both a terminal and netbeans and it worked.

Code:

package javaapplication1;

public class Main {
     
    public static void main(String[] args) {
   
        String[] data = new String[5];
        data[0] = "hex";
        data[1] = "dssdfsk";
        data[2] = "dsfafd";
        data[3] = "dafsad";
        data[4] = "dadfad";
        for (int i=0;i<5;i++)
            System.out.println(data[i]);

    }
}

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