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  1. [SOLVED] Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    Thanks guys! I already got my code working.. I changed ArrayList words30 = new ArrayList(); to ArrayList<String> words30 = new ArrayList<String>();
  2. [SOLVED] Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    Can you please show me how this would look like? thanks
  3. [SOLVED] Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    error: incompatible types

    for (String s : words30) {

    required: String
    found: Object
  4. [SOLVED] Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    Hi, I added the following lines to my code:


    wordsTextArea = new javax.swing.JTextArea(50, words30.size());
    for (String s : words30) {
    wordsTextArea.append(s);
    }

    However, I...
  5. [SOLVED] Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    Hi I revised my code.. I added the following lines:


    wordsTextArea = new javax.swing.JTextArea(50, words30.size());
    for (String s : words30) {
    wordsTextArea.append(s);
    }
    ...
  6. [SOLVED] Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    I need help with all 3 please, thank you
  7. [SOLVED] Re: no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    can you please show me how to do it? thanks
  8. [SOLVED] no suitable constructor found for JTextArea error

    Hi! My program is a memory game similar to a Nintendo DS game named Brain Age. My program flashes 30 words and gives the user 2 minutes to memorize all of them. Then the user is given 3 minutes to...
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