Java for the Absolute Beginner - #5 - Creating Variables and Our Own Method

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[SirMarchboy223]

HELP! run:

Error: Could not find or load main class javaapp.JavaApp

Java Result: 1

BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 0 seconds)

every time i make a code thingy help me please i got it to work last time but now it dos not work

[icommentonvideos1]

Advice to any one who was no experience in java that is watching these videos, watch the videos once and just pay attention, then watch it again and follow along. Dont try to keep up because youll be trying to look back and forth and see what hes writing and just copying it, and you wont learn anything. Ive watched all his vids up to 23 atleast 4+ times each.

[aerohawkproductions]

ive noticed a lot of people are petering out as the episodes go by. I think youre being a huge help, thanks so much man

[defianceunstable]

I like cake... :D

[ironsniper13]

wow...

This was is much more help than i previously got. by putting the variables with the command in their own method and executing them outside, it would be so much easier to create something like a calculator.

just add each method so the variables would be similar (fnum = anyname.nextdouble();)

with the answers being different, and in the IF ELSE statements, just make the command change which method the println does...

thank you a lot for that!