That's what your constructors are for. Anytime you create an object you should pass the values you want. This will initialize the values (if your constructors are set up that way.)
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Re: Create a Balloon object in java
That's what your constructors are for. Anytime you create an object you should pass the values you want. This will initialize the values (if your constructors are set up that way.)
Re: Create a Balloon object in java
Adjust altitude expects an integer to be passed, but you don't give it anything.
secondBalloon.adjustAltitude();
Re: Create a Balloon object in java
What's your question?