Problem with sending a GregorianCalender HELP

right i am studying a degree course and i am having trouble with this line of code-

Code Java:

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	public static void main(String [] args)
	{
		Item rent1 = new Item(1000001, "Last Samurai", "Action", 2004, "15", new GregorianCalendar(2010,3,15 ) );
		rent1.returnItem(Date_Last_Returned)
		rent1.display();
 
	}
}

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this is my main application and below is the code that will not work correctly-

rent1.returnItem(Date_Last_Returned)

i am sending this back to this item class-

Code Java:

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import java.util.GregorianCalendar;
 
public class Item 
{
	private int identifier;
	private String title;
	private String genre;
	private int year_released;
	private String classification;
	private GregorianCalendar Date_Last_Returned;
	private boolean available;
 
	public Item(int identifier, String title, String genre, int year_released, String classification, GregorianCalendar Date_Last_Returned)
	{
	this.identifier=identifier;
	this.title=title;
	this.genre=genre;
	this.year_released=year_released;
	this.classification=classification;
	this.Date_Last_Returned=Date_Last_Returned;
	}
	public GregorianCalendar getDate()
	{
		return Date_Last_Returned;
 
	}
	public void display()
	{
		System.out.println("Here is the identifier- "+identifier);
		System.out.println("Here is the Date Last Returned- "+Date_Last_Returned.getTime());
	}
	public GregorianCalendar returnItem(GregorianCalendar Date_Last_Returned) 
	{
		Date_Last_Returned.set(2010, 3,16);
		available=true;
		return Date_Last_Returned;
 
	}
 
}

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this line of code is frying my head and i can not see or figure out why it is not working for me, can anyone help please???

What do you mean by it isn't working? What is happening that shouldn't?

rent1.returnItem(Date_Last_Returned);
is causing an error because Date_Last_Returned cannot be resolved to a variable

You are calling the returnItem(); method with Date_Last_Returned as an argument but Date_Last_Returned is not a variable declared in this class.

The method:

Code Java:

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	public GregorianCalendar returnItem(GregorianCalendar Date_Last_Returned) 
	{
		Date_Last_Returned.set(2010, 3,16);
		available=true;
		return Date_Last_Returned;
 
	}

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Requires a GregorianCalendar argument.

To demonstrate, try adding this to your main method:

Code Java:

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		GregorianCalendar Date_Last_Returned = new GregorianCalendar(2010, 3,16);		
		rent1.returnItem(Date_Last_Returned);	
		rent1.display();

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