Carey Brown wrote:2 things would help us help you: 1) show all of your code, 2) copy-n-paste error message(s) into your post.
PrintDataArray(ArrayA);
Do you have such a method? What argument is the method expecting?
orry kaplan wrote:
Carey Brown wrote:2 things would help us help you: 1) show all of your code, 2) copy-n-paste error message(s) into your post.
PrintDataArray(ArrayA);
Do you have such a method? What argument is the method expecting?
This is all of the code i have. And my error message i got is, " The method PrintDataArray(ArrayList<Data>) is undefined for the type PJ1"
orry kaplan wrote:This is all of the code i have. And my error message i got is, " The method PrintDataArray(ArrayList<Data>) is undefined for the type PJ1"
Carey Brown wrote:
orry kaplan wrote:This is all of the code i have. And my error message i got is, " The method PrintDataArray(ArrayList<Data>) is undefined for the type PJ1"
What is PJ1 ?
Carey Brown wrote:2 things would help us help you: 1) show all of your code, 2) copy-n-paste error message(s) into your post.
orry kaplan wrote:
Carey Brown wrote:2 things would help us help you: 1) show all of your code, 2) copy-n-paste error message(s) into your post.
" The method PrintDataArray(ArrayList<Data>) is undefined for the type PJ1"
Above statement itself is the problem definition. You need to define PrintDataArray() in your class. Besides, it would be very helpful if you share whole code here.
orry kaplan wrote:[
This is all of the code i have.
Dave Tolls wrote:
orry kaplan wrote:[
This is all of the code i have.
How can this be all the code?
There isn't even a class definition.
Dave Tolls wrote:
orry kaplan wrote:[
This is all of the code i have.
How can this be all the code?
There isn't even a class definition.
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