Java-Classes, what am I doing wrong?

[Mattedatten]

Hey all
I did a thred some days ago where I failed to explaing what I didn't understand, so I kept repeating the same tutorial ( Lesson: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language) )
Now I'm trying to do my own version of this, with another "simple" object, a Chair :D
Anyway, i can't get it to work as I wan't it to
What's wrong? :s

(I'm trying to follow this lead: What Is a Class? (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Object-Oriented Programming Concepts) )

public class Chair
{
	public static void main (String [] arg)
	{
		//Creatubg 2 chairs
		ChairClass Chair1 = new ChairClass();
		ChairClass Chair2 = new ChairClass();
		//Giving the 1st chair some specifications
		Chair1.IsChairBroken(true);
		Chair1.ChairRating("High");
		Chair1.Print();
		//2nd chair info
		Chair2.IsChairBroken(false);
		Chair2.ChairRating("Low");
		Chair2.Print();
	}	
}

class ChairClass
	{
		boolean broken;
		String rating;
		void IsChairBroken(boolean broken)
		{
			if (broken)
				broken = true;
			else
				broken = false;
		}
		
		void ChairRating (String rating)
		{
			rating = rating;
		}
		
		void Print()
		{
			System.out.println("Chair is broken: " + broken + "  Chair rating: " + rating);	
		}
	}

It gives the output:

Chair is broken: false  Chair rating: null
Chair is broken: false  Chair rating: null

But I'd like it to be like:

Chair is broken: [B]true [/B]Chair rating: [B]High[/B]
Chair is broken: false  Chair rating: [B]Low[/B]

Any help or explanations what's wrong?
Thanks
// Matt~



[B]EDIT: Thanks for reading, but I found the simple error[/B

Ok, the error was simple, In the chairclass, the new inputs had the same "names" as the already set ones, and that "messed it up" :D
Thanks anyway :)

public class Chair
{
	public static void main (String [] arg)
	{
		//Creatubg 2 chairs
		ChairClass Chair1 = new ChairClass();
		ChairClass Chair2 = new ChairClass();
		//Giving the 1st chair some specifications
		Chair1.IsChairBroken(true);
		Chair1.ChairRating("High");
		Chair1.Print();
		//2nd chair info
		Chair2.IsChairBroken(false);
		Chair2.ChairRating("Low");
		Chair2.Print();
	}	
}

class ChairClass
	{
		boolean [B]broken[/B];
		String [B]rating[/B];
		void IsChairBroken(boolean [B]InputBroken[/B])
		{
				[B]broken = InputBroken[/B];
		}
		
		void ChairRating (String [B]InputRating[/B])
		{
			[B]rating = InputRating[/B];
		}
		
		void Print()
		{
			System.out.println("Chair is broken: " + broken + "  Chair rating: " + rating);	
		}
	}

[Eranga]

Thanks for marking the thread solved. But I want to point something to you. Once you find a solution please post it in different post, rather editing the original post. It's bit of unclear to find the answer otherwise for other members.

[Mattedatten]

Thanks for marking the thread solved. But I want to point something to you. Once you find a solution please post it in different post, rather editing the original post. It's bit of unclear to find the answer otherwise for other members.

Hehe, at first I was writing a new post, but then I realised that that would be double-posting and edited instead

But thanks for pointing out, now I know that ;)

[Eranga]

That's pretty cool. Keep it up. ;)