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never mind got it working

so i took out the "getX();" line from the shape constructor:

public Shape(int x, int y){
this.x=x;
this.y=y;
}

public int getX(){
return...

quite honestly i have no idea why the "x=getX();" line is there, it was just my last effort in trying to get this to work. from my understanding, setX(); is supposed to set the new value for x. when...

so i got rid of the void. not sure why i had it there in the first place cuz i dont have it it any of my other constructors within my project. but i still cant seem to get the program to verify that...

so i have a book for java and a professor that say that the following are constructors:

public Shape(){
}

&

public void Shape(int x, int y){
}

how bout this:

public class Project6 extends JFrame{

private static Shape [] thearray = new Shape[100]; // 100 Shapes, circle's, tri's and rects
static MyPanel panel;

public...

can you please clarify?

I have to do the following steps:
1) Project6 class will have to extend the JFrame class
2) Project6 constructor will have to set up the GUI window.
3) A new abstract method: public void...

i am coding a project that has "Shape" as the parent with various shapes (ie rectangle, triangle, etc.) as sub-classes using inheritance. i am supposed "Modify the constructor and set methods of the...

I'm not sure what you mean by GUI builder but I hard coded everything. The screen in the picture is what popped up after I ran the code.

Sorry, I'm fairly new with Java. I created a new project in NetBeans by selecting New Project --> Java Desktop Application. This is what NetBeans produced for me:...