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I imagine you would get an error for that statement. When you type this: public static void startUp(), the compiler is expecting you to create a method, but when you put a semicolon immediately after...

You can think of a class as an Object. For the sake of keeping things simple: class = object.
Every time you create a new class, you are creating a new Object type.

So, in your above code, you...

You can create one Object that serves both purposes. Objects have variables, and setter and getter methods to properly access those variables. When you read from the file, you would be using the...

An Object is essentially a way to store related data in an organized way. I suggest you reread your textbook. It is probably the first chapter. For your project, you would probably create some sort...

You don't need two arrays. Are you storing your data in an Object that you created?

You need to create a writer and a reader method. The writer will write the information to a text file in some sort of formatted way that makes sense to you. Then the reader will parse through your...