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Old 01-13-2008, 11:30 PM
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Hi all !!

am struggling a bit.

i am trying to do a multi dimensional array for the object Person with strings for name and category and doubles for heights.
can anyone tell me if :
public Person(String firstName, String surname, String Category, double heightInitial, double height3yr, double height5yr )

Will work????


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As that is exactly - no. First, where does your multi-dimensional array come into play? Lastly, I assume the code you're writing is a definition and therefore is a constructor's definition - not a call to a constructor, yes? So, write its definition... something to the effect of:
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public Person(String firstName, String surname, String Category, double heightInitial, double height3yr, double height5yr) { this.fName = firstName; this.surname = surname; this.category = Category; this.heightInit = heightInitial; ... ... ... }
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