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Ahh That worked perfectly, couldn't get my head around it, thanks alot for your patients.

Appreciated

Yes I've used that method many of times even in other various classes, but I still don't know how to apply that to any of my code

I'm not to sure, I maybe thought that the index could be returned from the current object's index location, but I realized that wont work.

See I'm pretty confused in my code.

I create my...

OK. I have now defined the 'questions' next to 'index' in the ListenerClass.

I just now have created a getIndex(int index) method in the List class below:



public int getIndex(int index)
{...

OK thanks. Hopefully this will be my last question.

Yea I could increment index value for the next method call.
Could I use a static variable, or maybe I could declare my Question List static? In...

OK thanks.

I understand on preserving the value outside the method, but how could I increment an object (Question in this case) where it is not an integer?

Iv'e tried to modify the code to...

Thanks for the reply.

So I would declare a variable where I instantiate the Listener class, and within in an if clause? Or how would I go about doing so?

Thanks

After I hit the JButton 'hitMe',

The program should print a Question object within the for loop on the JLabel 'questionLabel',
Then I should be able to hit the JButton again which then the...

Thanks for the reply. Sorry bad grammar.

After I hit the JButton 'hitMe', I am trying to print each Question object on the 'questionLabel' JLabel during the for loop. But however it loops through...

Hi,

The code below compiles without any errors. It's rather a logical problem. The actionPerformed method below loops through a list of Question objects ,While there is an element ahead using the...