words30 is a non-generic ArrayList, and as such, it only knows that it holds Objects. Your options include:
Make words30 a generic ArrayList<String>. This is likely the most elegant and practical...
Type: Posts; User: curmudgeon
Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error
words30 is a non-generic ArrayList, and as such, it only knows that it holds Objects. Your options include:
Make words30 a generic ArrayList<String>. This is likely the most elegant and practical...