Well, you just said it. Right now you're setting inputText equal to text. It sounds like you might want to go the other way around?
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Well, you just said it. Right now you're setting inputText equal to text. It sounds like you might want to go the other way around?
That part is fine.
That's because you're setting it equal to text, which hasn't been set yet, so it's null. It's like if you do this:
int x = 0;
int y = 7;
y = x;
...and then ask why y isn't...
First off, I'd recommend using the standard naming conventions- classes start with an upper-case letter, methods and variables start with a lower-case letter. Seems trivial but it makes code a lot...