Hello everyone! quick question.

[irishhokie]

I am working on a Java project and I am trying to set up coordinates as an int for an if statement. I'm not the best with the jargon, but basically what I'm trying to do is set up an if statement where if a randomly drawn pixel is within (50, 250) it will be drawn red and if it is within (75, 250) it will be drawn blue. My question is when I declare the ints can I use a code line such as this?

private final int NUM_PIXELS = 10000, THICKNESS = 1, LOCATION_A = (50, 250), LOCATION_B = (75, 250);

I currently get an error ')' expected.

Hopefully this question isn't too stupid for everyone, thanks!

Oh, Hello everyone btw!

[Eranga]

This is not a valid declaration.

LOCATION_A = (50, 250)

That's why you get the error message.

[Eranga]

And this is too.

LOCATION_B = (75, 250)

[Natrix]

I think there are methods to get and set location.

getLocation(int x, int y)
setLocation(int x, int y)

Should be similar for some objects. We used it with JFrames.
A good thing would be to check out the documentation.

[irishhokie]

Hey thanks for your help all! I think I got it :D

[Eranga]

Did you notice that what the error is. If you can let it know here, how did you find the solution?

If you solve the problem please mark the thread solved.