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public boolean fiction()
{
if(true)
{
System.out.println("This book is fiction");
}

else
if(false)
{

How can i get it to print? what do you suggest?

public boolean fiction()
{
if(boolean == true)
System.out.println("This book is ficion");

else
if(false)
System.out.println("This book is non-fiction");

Have a look at the code i posted please. i need to add if fiction or not in the print method..cheers.................................................

Well said, You are right, they are trying not to bombard us with too much info..In Blue j u actually are able to create an object and call the methods. You actually see what you are doing...

Sorry mate, I have been at Uni all day, just got home now..I had a chat with our lecturer today about the Main () method and he said you are right, we need the main method in the real world. He says...

I have been doing introduction to java since september and the tutor has never said any thing about main method. in Blue J you can create an objects on the work bench.

import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
* A simple model of an auction.
* The auction maintains a list of lots of arbitrary length.
*
* @author David J. Barnes and Michael Kölling.
* @version...

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here is a pic of blue j

Thats right there is no main in blue j..

import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
* This is the Library Class which would be used to maintain collections of members
* and books.
* @author (Michael Clark)
* @version (30th October 2012,...

Blue J is the java environment our teacher is using to teach us and he wants the project done in blueJ.. cheers

Its all done in the blue J environment..cheers for ur input

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its not infinite loop but infinite compilation..it just says compiling and never stops unless i close the...

/**
* Write a description of class Book here.
*
* @author (Michael Clark)
* @version (30th October 2012, version 0.1)
*/
public class Book
{
// instance variables - replace the...