penny pitch anyone?

[jazzed4jasper]

Uh..where do i find that? I'm very confused.

[r035198x]

Uh..where do i find that? I'm very confused.

You are not paying attention to the error message.
You do have some .java files that you are trying to compile, right?
In those .java files are declarations of classes. Now read the error messages again.

[Markus]

The class name must be the same as the file it is in.

You have what appears to be two classes defined in one file, and I'm not sure you can do that in Java. I would say it (my previous statement) with conviction, i.e you cannot declare multiple classes in one file, but I know little about Java, and I'm sure to be corrected by either Jos or r0.

[JosAH]

you cannot declare multiple classes in one file, but I know little about Java, and I'm sure to be corrected by either Jos or r0.

You can define one public class or interface in a file but you can add many non-public classes and interfaces to it. The name of the file has to be equal to the name of the public class or interface in it.

kind regards,

Jos

[jazzed4jasper]

ok...i'll try fixing it. Thanks for the help.

[RedSon]

Uh..where do i find that? I'm very confused.

Where do you find the name of the file? Are you sure you should be taking a computer science class? Usually one would need to be somewhat advanced before taking on such a course.