Problems with Static toString() method

[RBNSN]

Please refer to the following screenshot.
public class Student {

public int StudentIdentificationNumber;
public String FirstName;
public String LastName;
public int CreditsSoFar;
public double GPA;
@Override
public String toString() {
return ("FIRST Name: " + FirstName + "\n"
+ "LAST Name: " + LastName + "\n" + "Creditsofar"
+ Integer.toString(CreditsSoFar)+"\n"
+ Double.toString(GPA)+"\n");
}

Whenever I do this there are red lines in the code below and IDE says tht it its an "illegal start of expression". could you Please explain how I can display the numerical values of the class in the toString() method.

[Singing Boyo]

Post exact error messages, and we can probably help you. Until then, noone can figure out what lines you are actually having trouble with. Makes it damn hard to figure out whats wrong -.-

[Tolls]

For starters that's not a static method, so the thread title's wrong.

[j2me64]

could you Please explain how I can display the numerical values of the class in the toString() method.

i could instantiate the Student class an call the toString() method without problems. it doesn't hurt to use the toString() method of the wrapper classes, but in println you can add it to your string directly as

...CreditsSoFar+"\n" + GPA+"\n");

[RBNSN]

I am trying to paste a screenshot of the IDE so that I can show the error message shown in the IDE. It is simple but it is to me quite confusing.

[RBNSN]

The problem is deeper than this. I will Open a new thread that will include all the problems which will be more clearer in getting picture across.

[JosAH]

I am trying to paste a screenshot of the IDE so that I can show the error message shown in the IDE. It is simple but it is to me quite confusing.

Can't you just manually type the error message in?

kind regards,

Jos