What is wrong with my code????

[maneatingbaby]

public static void missingWall()
  {
    int robots_place=1;
    while(robots_place>0)
    if(Robot.onDark()==false)
    {turnAround();
        if(Robot.frontIsClear()==false)
        {
        Robot.turnLeft();
           Robot.move();
           Robot.move();
           Lab3.turnRight();
           Robot.move();
           robots_place--;
           }
          
        else
         {Robot.move();
          robots_place--; 
     Robot.makeDark();    
         }
    }
    boolean robotIzZero=true;
    turnRight();
    while(robotsIsZero=true)
      if(Robot.frontIsClear()==true)
    {if(Robot.onDark==false);
      {Robot.makeDark();}
      else{Robot.move();}}
  }

[Iron Lion]

Without you being more specific about what it is that you expect the program to do, this is the best I can offer:

while(robotsIsZero=true)

won't compile. You probably meant to do

while(robotsIsZero==true)

but, better still, you can omit the equality test entirely, since a boolean variable can control a conditional statement on its own:

while(robotsIsZero)

Additionally, you declared the variable as robotIzZero, so the compiler won't recognise robotsIsZero at all.

Also, there's no code to set robotsIsZero to false, so the above will result in an infinite loop.

[Hibernate]

while(robotsIsZero=true)

won't compile.

Yes it will compile unless he have set his environment not to compile.
You should set your environment the handle 'if (boolean0 = boolean1)' as an error. If you do not set your configure your environment to do this, do never type 'if (a == true)', instead just, write 'if (a)'.