Any Java developers out there?

DarkHorse · Sep 28, 2007

I should also point out that, while using packages is always a good idea in the real world, it's probably beyond the scope of what you need to do/know in an introduction to programming class in college, so I wouldn't worry about it.

GladiatoRowdy · Sep 28, 2007

DarkHorse said:

Remove the "package Histogram;" line from your code.

According to the HTML file you're talking about, which is the JavaDoc, the class that your teacher provided is NOT part of a package. (if it did, it would have something like org.something.HistogramData) Since no package is defined for that class, it's part of what they call the "default package".

In your code, you put "package Histogram" at the top of your class, which means your class Histogram is part of the named package Histogram.

However, unless I'm mistaken, you cannot use a class that is part of the default package from a named package.

So, if you get rid of the line "package Histogram;" from your code, it will make your class become a member of the "default package", and you should be good to go.

I think.

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AMS · Sep 29, 2007

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