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+calculateCharge():Void
I have an assignment that asks me to write a class:
------------------------- Computer ------------------------- -brand:Brand -price:Double -quantity:Integer -totalCharge:Double ------------------------- +calculateCharge():Void -------------------------
I have the whole class written, I just have no clue how to add the calculateCharge, at least with it asking for void?
Re: +calculateCharge():Void
Write a method called calculateCharge which has a void return type. I assume the + at the front means it is public. What specific part do you not understand?
Re: +calculateCharge():Void
I guess how to code it, I have no clue how to do a void return.
So far I have
public double calculateCharge() { }
Re: +calculateCharge():Void
See Defining Methods (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Classes and Objects) . Void is nothing, so return nothing.
theoneyouenvy (April 20th, 2011)
Re: +calculateCharge():Void
so it would be
public double calculateCharge() { return 0; }
?
Re: +calculateCharge():Void
:headdesk:
The main method is a void method. Surely you know what that looks like.
Re: +calculateCharge():Void
nope, im a complete java noob and am just looking to pass a class haha
Re: +calculateCharge():Void
See point 2 in the link above, quoted from the link:
See the rest of that page (and further) to see method declarations with are defined with void.The return type—the data type of the value returned by the method, or void if the method does not return a value.
To pass a class, or to learn...because these are different goals. Having a goal to learn will usually result in passing (and you come away with something), just doing something to pass and you miss out on the best part.just looking to pass a class
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