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I am writing a series of classes that use inheritance. All of them compile except this one, called Processor. I am getting an "identifier expected" error at compile time at line 12, which is "public static void Processor(HouseholdArray[])" and at line 25, which is "public void processNextHousehold(hh)"

Here is the code...

/**
*
* Andy Moon
* @version 1.00 10/31/07
*/
public class Processor {
private float avgAnuHHIncome;
private int percentHHBlwPL;
private int numOfHouseHolds;

public static void Processor(HouseholdArray[])
{
avgAnuHHIncome=0;
percentHHBlwPL=0;
numOfHouseHolds = 0;
for(x=0;x(less than)HouseholdData_2.getNumberOfHouseholds();x++)

{
Household hh = HouseholdArray[x];
processNextHousehold(hh);
}
}


public void processNextHousehold(hh)
{
float gi = hh.getAnnualIncome();
int hm = hh.getHouseHoldMembers();
updateAvgAnuHHIncome(gi);
updatePCHHBlow(hm,gi);
}

private void updateAvgAnuHHIncome(float HIncome)
{
avgAnuHHIncome = avgAnuHHIncome + HIncome;
numOfHouseHolds++;
}

private void updatePCHHBlow(int members, float income)
{
if (income < 6500 + (750*(members-2))) percentHHBlwPL++;
}

public void printStatistics()
{

}
}

 

Thanks, y'all.

 

Now, when I try to call my newly compiled Processor class,the compiler throws up at the code (in a class calld Driver)...

public void processPoverty()
{
Processor p = new Processor(Household[] HouseholdArray, int numOfHouseholds);
}

 

I tried both of these for the constructor...

public void Processor(Household[] HouseholdArray, int nHouseholds)

public void main(Household[] HouseholdArray, int nHouseholds)

 

Didn't know about the code tags...thanks.

And, the code looks just that same way in JCreator.

 

New code...found out I have to pass a Household object to the Processor's processNextHousehold() method.

Code:

public void processPoverty()
	{
		for (x=0;x(less than)numOfHouseholds;x++)
	      {
		Processor.processNextHousehold(Household HouseholdArray[x]);
	      }
				
	}

 

I prefer the term "geek," thank you.

 

Here is Driver in its entirety...

Code:

/**
 *
 * Andy Moon 
 * @version 1.00 10/31/07
 */
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
public class Driver {
		int numOfHouseholds=0;
		int x = 0;
	public void main(String[] args) {
				
		buildMenu();
		HouseHoldData_2 hh2 = new HouseHoldData_2();
		int numOfHouseholds = hh2.getNumberOfHouseholds();
		Household HouseholdArray [] = new Household[(numOfHouseholds-1)];
		while (hh2.hasMoreRecords())
			{
				HouseholdArray[x] = new Household(hh2.getNextHouseholdId(),hh2.getNextHouseHoldAddress(),hh2.getNextHouseHoldPropertyTax(),hh2.getNextHouseHoldAnnualHazardInsurance(),hh2.getNextHouseHoldAnnualSchoolTax(),hh2.getNextAnnualIncome(),hh2.getNextNumberoFHouseholdMembers());
				x++;
			} 
		}
			
		public void buildMenu()
			{
				String x = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Household Data Menu/n/n1. Inquire Household Information/n2. Process Poverty Information/n3. Exit.");
				int menu = Integer.parseInt(x);
				switch (menu)
				{
					case 1: inquireHousehold();break;
					case 2: processPoverty();break;
					case 3: break;
					default: buildMenu();
				}
			}
			
		public void inquireHousehold()
			{
				String y = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Please enter a household ID.");
				for (x=0;x(less than)numOfHouseholds;x++)
				{
					if 
				}
			}
			
		public void processPoverty()
			{
				for (x=0;x(less than)numOfHouseholds;x++)
				{
					Processor.processNextHousehold(Household HouseholdArray[x]);
				}
				
			}

 }

 

Haven't written all that code. I have to iterate through the HouseholdArray and look for the Household ID, then display the string that I generate in each of the various toString methods.

 

Here is the code for that method...

Code:

if (y = HouseholdArray[x].getIdNumber())
	{
	JOptionPane.ShowMessageDialog(Household.toString());
	}

 

The Driver class creates the array in the first place (on the fourth line after the main declaration). How can it not be available?