Code not compiling, stating ";" is expected

[Snizz]

the assignment is basically a take away service and ive been working through it as much as i can but now im stuck
- delivery cost is £2 per mile
heres the code that is giving me problems:

 // instance variables - replace the example below with your own
    private int OrderRefNo;
    private String CustomerName;
    private String Description;
    private int TotalCst;
    private int CallTime;
    private int DeliveryCost;
    private String TkeAway;
    private int Distance;
    /**
     * Constructor for objects of class Order
     */
    public void Order()
    {
        // initialise instance variables
        OrderRefNo = 0;
        CustomerName = null;
        Description = null;
        TotalCst = 0;
        CallTime = 00;
        Distance = 0;
    }
    
     /**
     * Accessor for objects of class Order
     */
    public int getOrderRefNo()
    {
        return OrderRefNo; 
    }
    public String getCustomerName()
    {
        return CustomerName; 
    }
    public String getDescription()
    {
        return Description; 
    }
    public int CallTime()
    {
        return CallTime; 
    }
     public int Distance()
    {
        return Distance; 
    }
    public int getDeliveryCost()
    {
        return DeliveryCost = (Distance / 1.6) * 2.00); 
    }

its the last line of code where i implement the calculation for the delivery cost that is giving me problems, the error message saying that ";" is expected right after the 2.00
can anyone please explain what i must do??

[Fubarable]

Code tags added to aid in post's readability. Thread moved from the "Other IDE" forum to the "New to Java" forum since it has nothing really to do with BlueJ and all to do with Java. I've edited your title to one that describes the problem and have removed all mention of "urgency" and due date, since that is not this forum's concern.

Please post the entire class code since I don't think it's that big, and seeing everything can help us figure out what's wrong. Also please post your compiler's full error message.

[wsaryada]

If you read this line carefully you'll notice the error:

return DeliveryCost = (Distance / 1.6) * 2.00);

It clearly you have unwanted closing parenthesis in there.

[Snizz]

i still cant see the error, heres the declerations:

public class Order
{
// instance variables - replace the example below with your own
private int OrderRefNo;
private String CustomerName;
private String Description;
private int TotalCst;
private int CallTime;
private int DeliveryCost;
private int Distance;
/**
* Constructor for objects of class Order
*/
public void Order()
{
// initialise instance variables
OrderRefNo = 0;
CustomerName = null;
Description = null;
TotalCst = 0;
CallTime = 00;
Distance = 0;
}

[Tolls]

Nothing to do with declarations.
Count the brackets on the line wsaryada has posted.

[Snizz]

but even without the closing bracket it still wont compile
it has highlighted "* 2.00"
error message:

possible loss of precision required: int; found: double

[Tolls]

So that's a different error.
We cannot see what you have done if you don't tell us.

DeliveryCost is an int, so all that is telling you is that you will lose any fractions from your calculation.

[Snizz]

im still confused

[Tolls]

That is a warning, not an error.
It is telling you that this:

(Distance / 1.6) * 2.00

produces a double, which you are assigning to DeliveryCost, which is an int.
An int has no decimal places, so you will lose precision.
If the above calculation produced a value of 2.5, then your DeliveryCost would be 2.

[Snizz]

ohhh ok thanks alot if i have any other problems il post it up

[Snizz]

hi ive got another problem i was wondering if you could help, i was given this task in my assignment:

Define the method findOrderWaiting which has one parameter to represent the order reference number. It then iterates through the ordersWaiting list to find and return the job with that reference number. If there is no such job, it returns null.
i have declared findOrdersWaiting as a String so far
im not sure if it requires an if statement or not but ive attempted it anyway have a look and let me know if im on the right path at least please.
public String findOrdersWaiting(int OrderRefNo)
{
if (findOrdersWaiting = OrderRefNo)
{
findOrderWaiting = getOrderRefNo;
}
return null;
}

[monkeyjr97]

can you wrap any code on [ code] [ /code] tags please, (remove the spaces) it allows everybody to read the code more easily!

regarding the searching for an order. do you have an ArrayList or something along those lines that contains all the ordersWaiting?

if you dont have a way of holding the orders how will you be able to search for them?