packages problem

[cew27]

right i have been trying to make the simplest subclass in my package but i cant seem to get it to work,
i have lost the source file i was using so could someone please make a source file for a simple bit of code called extendscew
all it is is

package hello.1.stuff;
public class extendscew{

public static void main(String args[]) {
string hello123 = ("hello 1");
system.out.println (hello123);
}
}

then another class that extends that
package hello.1.stuff

class extendscew1 extends extendcew {
public static void main(String args[]){
string hello123 = ("hello2")
system.out.println (hello123);
}
}


this is just a rough outline and is not syntax correct but when i try to make this i get a no class defound error so could someone please make the same simple 2 source files so i may compair them to mine when i find them and pinpoint the problem
greatly appreatiated

[Cazrin]

Try:

Code:

package hello.1.stuff;

public class extendscew{

public extendscew() { } // This is the line I've inserted

public static void main(String args[]) {

string hello123 = ("hello 1");
system.out.println (hello123);

}
}

You said it was a rough outline so I don't know if that's actually included in your source code.

Also on the extending class you don't have a ; at the end of your package hello.1.stuff or string hello123 = ("hello2") lines.

[cew27]

thanks for the reply

ok one more problem here is the code
this is the first piece of code called oriigin that i will extend but at the moment i cant compile it because it says that a ; is expected at the end of the packages line?

Code:

package hello.1.stuff;

public class origin{

public static void main(String args[]) {

string hello123 = ("hello 1");
system.out.println (hello123);

}
}

[jelly]

Each component part of a package name must conform to identifier naming rules, in particular this means they must start with a letter.

hello.1.stuff is invalid as the component '1' breaks those rules

hello.stuff or hello.s1.stuff would be valid.

[cew27]

cheers for that i will give it a go tonight

[cew27]

right i dont know if i am doing this right or if i am following the rules of java but i cannot compile the code that extends the original
origin:

Code:

package com.google.stuff;


public class origin {
	public origin() { }

	public static void main(String args[]) {

int hello123 = 32;
int hello1234 = 32;
System.out.println(hello123 + hello1234);
	}
}

extention:

Code:

package com.google.stuff;


public class extentionorigin extends origin{ 


	public static void main(String args[]) {

int hello123 = 233;
System.out.println(hello123 + hello1234);
   }
}

this is probably way off the mark but all help is greatly appreciated, i have been stuck on this issue for months