[ubermeister]

ya theirs a million way to do this yet 1 mistake screws everythign up >_< (i'm more of a networking guy!!)

these are my errors

Code:

C:\Documents and Settings\Beserk\Desktop\TestEmployeeClass.java:24: cannot find symbol
symbol  : variable employee
location: class TestEmployeeClass
				for(int k =0;k < employee.length; k++)
				                 ^
C:\Documents and Settings\Beserk\Desktop\TestEmployeeClass.java:28: cannot find symbol
symbol  : variable employees
location: class TestEmployeeClass
					employees[k] = new EmployeeClass();
					^
C:\Documents and Settings\Beserk\Desktop\TestEmployeeClass.java:29: cannot find symbol
symbol  : variable employees
location: class TestEmployeeClass
					employees[k].getdata();
					^
C:\Documents and Settings\Beserk\Desktop\TestEmployeeClass.java:30: cannot find symbol
symbol  : variable employees
location: class TestEmployeeClass
					employees[k].display();

final code

Code:

public class TestEmployeeClass
{
		public static void main(String[] args)
		{

		EmployeeClass s1= new EmployeeClass();
			s1.display();


	EmployeeClass s2= new EmployeeClass("MARY",1111,75000);
			s2.display();


	EmployeeClass s3 = new EmployeeClass();
		    s3.getdata();
		    s3.display();

		s1.display();



	//array
	EmployeeClass[] students= new EmployeeClass[3];
	for(int k =0;k < employee.length; k++)
		{
          System.out.printf("\nWorking on employee : %d\n", (k+1));

// create an instance for each member
	employees[k] = new EmployeeClass();
             employees[k].getdata();
	employees[k].display();


   EmployeeClass[] collection = new EmployeeClass[] {new EmployeeClass(),
	 new EmployeeClass(), new EmployeeClass()};

        for(int i = 0; i < collection.length; i ++) {
        collection[i].getdata();
 }
      for(int j = 0; j < collection.length; j++) {
      collection[j].display();
     }
}
}
}