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Thread: Method issues

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    Smile Method issues

    I have this method inside a class that extends an abstract class. This is a two part problem.

    PART 1: my toString method is loaded with errors below. I have imported java.util.* already. I've obviously missed one thing that is causing the whole method to give me an error. This same class is copied from an abstract class I created. Should my abstract contain less info and could that be causing the error?

    LongDistanceCall.java:45: class, interface, or enum expected
    public String toString() {
    ^
    LongDistanceCall.java:49: class, interface, or enum expected
    String startTimeOutput = startTime.toString(startTime); //send PreciseTime objects to 'toString()'
    ^
    LongDistanceCall.java:50: class, interface, or enum expected
    String endTimeOutput = endTime.toString(endTime);
    ^
    LongDistanceCall.java:52: class, interface, or enum expected
    costOutput += this.computeCost();
    ^

    PART 2: My class extend and abstract class. I cant determine what I'm supposed to put in my abstract class to help define my class constructor. Here's my class constructor. Should it just be blank, since I have to classes that implement the abstract?

    public class MyConstuctor extends AnAbstractClass {

    protected object o;
    protected object o2;

    public myConstructor(Object o, Object o2 ) {

    this.o = o;
    this.o2 = o2;

    } //end constructor
    }

    Thanks in advance for your help.


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    Default Re: Method issues

    You are most likely having a bracket problem: Something like
    public class Test
    {
        public static void main(String[] args)
        {
            if(someVariable == someOtherVariable)
            {
                if(yetAnotherVariable==someOtherOtherVariable)
                {
                    //Do stuff
                }
              }
            } //Too many brackets!
          }
        public String toString() //Will throw an error
        {
            return "String";
        }
    }
    Scan your code and check the brackets on everything. label it.

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    Default Re: Method issues

    Problem solved. I had an extra brace in there.

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