Help With Simple Objects (EASY!)

So all I want to the console to print at the moment is
"Hello"
"Bonjour"
"false"


here's my main class:

Code:

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public class French {
        public static void main (String args[]){
       
               
               
               
                frenchword hi = new frenchword("Hello","Bonjour", false);
                                System.out.println(hi.xEnglish);
                                System.out.println(hi.xFrench);
                                System.out.println(hi.xIsDone);
}
}

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Here is my second class "frenchword"

Code:

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public class frenchword{

               
                public String xEnglish;
                public String xFrench;
                public boolean xIsDone;

       
        public frenchword(Object English, Object French, Object IsDone) {
       
                }
}

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PS: I'm hoping to keep the part where you define the english french and IsDone in one line:
frenchword hi = new frenchword("Hello","Bonjour", false);

THANKS SO MUCH!

In frenchword add:
this. xEnglish = English.toString();
and do that for all of the variables.

Thanks that works. My only problem is the boolean, I looked up how to do it and finally thought this would work, however when it always returns false when I change
frenchword hi = new frenchword("Hello","Bonjour", false);
to
frenchword hi = new frenchword("Hello","Bonjour", true);


Heres my code so far for frenchword:

Code:

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public class frenchword{

               
       
       
       
                public String xEnglish;
                public String xFrench;
                public boolean xIsDone;

       
        public frenchword(Object English, Object French, Object IsDone) {
       
                this. xEnglish = English.toString();
                this. xFrench = French.toString();
                boolean xxIsDone = new Boolean(xIsDone).booleanValue();
                this. xIsDone = xxIsDone;

                }
}

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Is there any reason you're using Object as the type of the parameters for the constructor? Wouldn't it make more sense for it to be this?

Code:

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public frenchword(String english, String french, boolean isDone){...}

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Quick note on conventions: frenchword should be FrenchWord as class-names are, by convention, CamelCase with the first letter as uppercase. Also, variables are usually camelCase with the first letter as lower-case.

Thanks! Got everything to work, and for anyone with the same problem here is the fix.


Main Class

Code:

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public class French {
        public static void main (String args[]){
       
               
               
               
                frenchword hi = new frenchword("Hello","Bonjour", true);
                                System.out.println(hi.xEnglish);
                                System.out.println(hi.xFrench);
                                System.out.println(hi.xIsDone);
}
}

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frenchword class

Code:

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public class frenchword{

               
       
       
       
                public String xEnglish;
                public String xFrench;
                public boolean xIsDone;

       
        public frenchword(String English, String French, boolean IsDone) {
       
                this. xEnglish = English;
                this. xFrench = French;
                this. xIsDone = IsDone;

                }
}

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