having trouble Initialising instance variables in the constructor

[Stefano]

asdasd

[JosAH]

Check how you want to call your constructor (pay attention to the actual parameter list) and how your constructor is defined (look at the formal parameter list); they differ according to the compiler and the compiler is always right.

kind regards,

Jos

[Stefano]

Sorry, but i'm still pretty confused

i'm guessing it has to be something to do with the PersonalCustomer Class constructor, should i add a super. before initialising the variables?

Kind regards

Stefano

[jim829]

Appears like another thread editing problem.

Jim

[DarrylBurke]

Here's the content removed from the OP:

it's a simple program to add/remove different types of customers

I know it's probably something simple, but has had me for a while now

Keep getting the error, constructor Customer in class Customer cannot be applied to the given types; required; java.lang. String, Address, char found:no arguments reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length

i'm guessing it's something to do with the customer constructor but don't know

[Java] public class Address { private String street,town; /** - Pastebin.com

This was in the deleted post:

Sorry, but i'm still pretty confused

i'm guessing it has to be something to do with the PersonalCustomer Class constructor, should i add a super. before initialising the variables?

Kind regards

Stefano

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