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Yes! Finally my program works:


package randomExperiments;

import java.util.Scanner;
/*
Influenced from page 117 in textbook.
*/
public class StaticMethodExample {

Interesting. Line 15 finally did what I wanted for result:


package randomExperiments;

import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.Random;
import static...

Norm, I bit the bullet and tried what you said, but my worst fears have been realized. If you don't initialize the int variables, they generate the "The local variable result may not have been...

Okay done. randomExperiments.java now looks like this:


package randomExperiments;

import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.Random;
import static randomExperiments.StaticMethodExample.*;
...

Nope. Getting rid of x and y also causes an error, "The method multiplyInts(int, int) in the type StaticMethodExample is not applicable for the arguments ()".


What do you mean? They're already...

I'm having problems calling my StaticMethodExample class in the main method of my Test class. I'm surprised, because both of those classes are in the same package.

Here is the StaticMethodExample...