Java Help

[Malik]

Ok I'm pretty new to java, I'm trying to make my first Application.I'm done with the coding, When I compile I get this error:

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I tried all I can do, can someone help?

Here is what is in:


/*
*
* HelloWorldApplet.java
* Demonstration for Java 106 tutorial
* David Reilly, August 24, 1997
*
*/

import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;

class HelloWorldApplet extends Applet
{
// Default constructor
public void HelloWorld()
{
// Call parent constructor
super();
}

Overridden paint; method
public void paint ( Graphics g )
{
g.setBackground ( Color.white );
g.setColor ( Color.blue );
g.drawString ( "Hello world!", 0, size().height - 5);
}
}



EDIT:Fixed it no need for help anymore.

[Anthony`]

Moved to the correct section.

[my pker pure]

Ok I'm pretty new to java, I'm trying to make my first Application.I'm done with the coding, When I compile I get this error:

Only the registered members can see the link. (Only the registered members can see the link.)

I tried all I can do, can someone help?

Here is what is in:

It's nothing to do with your compiler not working. It's to do with your applet coding. And there seems to be an error, but you haven't stated what this application is or anything. If you want me to help you fix it you need to add some more information. E.g. What is the application? And your actual coding.

[Malik]

Oops sorry, forgot to say I figured it out, It wasn't any kind of application, I just wanted to one that said something, Like you probably know about the "Hello World" Thing yeh that was what I was trying to do,but inside an applet instead of through command prompt and it worked out.

[Trey]

I assume you tried to use the Override annotation without knowing what it is it, what an annotation is, or the proper syntax. That or that line was supposed to be a comment. Plus your so-called default constructor isn't even a constructor, so obviously you can call the parent constructor from there.



/*
*
* HelloWorldApplet.java
* Demonstration for Java 106 tutorial
* David Reilly, August 24, 1997
*
*/

import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;

class HelloWorldApplet extends Applet {

// Default constructor
public HelloWordApplet() {
// Call parent constructor
super();
}

@Override
public void paint(Graphics g) {
g.setBackground(Color.white);
g.setColor(Color.blue);
g.drawString("Hello world!", 0, size().height - 5);
}
}


All in all, knowing what you're doing or using google could have fixed all of those issues.

[Fenway`]

YouTube has multiple tuts on making helloworld applications and y r u using an IDE

[Anthony`]

YouTube has multiple tuts on making helloworld applications and y r u using an IDE

Whats wrong with using IDE's?

[Trey]

Whats wrong with using IDE's?

Using an IDE before learning how to program is like using a car before you can walk. You become stupid and dependent. Just look at Visual Studio users.

[Anthony`]

To be honest I think using an IDE while learning how to program is good, which looks like the case.

[Fenway`]

Lol I meant to say y aren't you using and IDE but Trey has a good point

I'm on my iPod so typos are inevitable

edit: @Trey what is visual studio

[Malik]

You guys do realize, I figured this out ages ago, and now you comment? :P

[Snowz]

You never said you figured it out lol.

[Malik]

Oops sorry, forgot to say I figured it out, It wasn't any kind of application, I just wanted to one that said something, Like you probably know about the "Hello World" Thing yeh that was what I was trying to do,but inside an applet instead of through command prompt and it worked out.

Yes I did actually ;0

[Trey]

If by ages ago you mean yesterday, 3 hours after you originally posted this thread, you turd. I only posted a correct version because you most likely just google'd and copied a different hello world program without learning anything.