Help with a varibles!

Hi all,
I need help in this i have a mail class and a varable called commision( commision is calculated value). i need move this value to another class to print it. but i no have the form.
Main class code:

Code :

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/**
 *
 * @author Neowolf
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import java.util.Scanner;
public class Week2 {
 
    /**
     * @param args the command line arguments
     *
     */
    double link;
    public double showInfo()
    {
           	   return link;
   	}    
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // TODO code application logic here
        Week2class myWeek2class = new Week2class();//call the class Week2class
        Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);//create the input variable from the Scanner
        int AnnualSales;//declare variables
        int Salary;
        double Commision;
 
        // Validate the input is a integer and a positive value
        do {
        System.out.println("Please enter a Annual Sales");
        while (!input.hasNextInt()) {
            System.out.println("That's not a valid value!");
            input.next(); // this is important!
        }
        AnnualSales = input.nextInt();
    } while (AnnualSales <= 0);
 // Validate the input is a integer and a positive value           
     do {
        System.out.println("Please enter a Salary");
        while (!input.hasNextInt()) {
            System.out.println("That's not a valid value!");
           input.next(); // this is important!
        }
        Salary = input.nextInt();
    } while (Salary <= 0);
            Commision = Salary + (AnnualSales * .08);
            System.out.print(Commision);
                    myWeek2class.displayMessage();
    }
}

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And the subclass:

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/**
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public class Week2class {
  public void displayMessage()
  {
 
    Week2 Commision = new Week2();
   System.out.print("Commision and Salary Total is $");
        System.out.println(Commision.showInfo());   
  }
}

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What you have coded, you should instantiate the "link" variable in your constructor of the Week2 class. The way you have it set up now, it is just returning a null value because you never assigned link a value.

oka how i can properly link ?
you can write me the example code?

Something like this:
link = <The value your want showInfo to return>;

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Originally Posted by Norm

Something like this:
link = <The value your want showInfo to return>;

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if i use link = Commision i get a error

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i get a error

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Please post the full text of the error message.

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Originally Posted by copeg

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javaforum and java programing forums are the same?

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Originally Posted by Norm

Please post the full text of the error message.

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non-static variable link cannot be referenced from a static context
and Norm thanks for help me!!!!
thanks!!

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non-static variable link cannot be referenced from a static context

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Move the code out of the static method to a non-static method and there will not be a problem.

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Originally Posted by Norm

Move the code out of the static method to a non-static method and there will not be a problem.

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but i not get the value!

Move all the code out of the main() method to the class's constructor. Have the main() method call the constructor.

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Originally Posted by Norm

Move all the code out of the main() method to the class's constructor. Have the main() method call the constructor.

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You can show me where and how? Please

Can you find the main() method?
Can you find the constructor for the class? Add one if needed.
Select and cut all the code inside of the main() method.
Paste the code into the constructor.
Add a call to the constructor in the main() method: new Week2();

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Originally Posted by Norm

Can you find the main() method?
Can you find the constructor for the class? Add one if needed.
Select and cut all the code inside of the main() method.
Paste the code into the constructor.
Add a call to the constructor in the main() method: new Week2();

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oka, i am to newbie to understand you, however thanks to try to help me bro is too appreciated!!!!

If you can not answer the questions I asked you need to spend some more time reading the java basics.
Which of the questions I asked don't you understand?
Do you know what a method is?
Can you find the main() method in your code?

Do you know what a class's constructor is?
Can you find the constructor in your class?

I assume you know how to select, cut and paste text.

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Originally Posted by Norm

If you can not answer the questions I asked you need to spend some more time reading the java basics.
Which of the questions I asked don't you understand?
Do you know what a method is?
Can you find the main() method in your code?

Do you know what a class's constructor is?
Can you find the constructor in your class?

I assume you know how to select, cut and paste text.

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yep i select and cut all and when paste out of the public static void main(String[] args) to other site i get 200 errors . i not understand where i need move or how i can create a constructor. I am beginner and is my first class of java in the university. for the moment i understand class and objects. Is my fault !!!!

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how i can create a constructor.

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That is very important to know. All classes have one or more constructors.

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for the moment i understand class

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Go back to your lessons about classes and find where it tells you how to write a constructor for a class.

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Originally Posted by Norm

That is very important to know. All classes have one or more constructors.

Go back to your lessons about classes and find where it tells you how to write a constructor for a class.

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Oka thanks