Accessing Constructor from another Class

[Java-Guy]

I need to access a constructor called "car" from a test class:

public class car {

private ArrayList<Integer> cs;

public car(ArrayList<Integer> cs) {
this.cs=cs;
}
}

I tried doing this (which didn't work):

public class testcar {

car c1 = new car();
c1.car();
}

Any ideas?
Thanks.

[Junky]

c1.car();

You cannot call a constructor. The above line assumes you are trying to call a method called car which obviously doesn't exist. The new operator calls the constructor for you. So all you need is the first line of code.

[Junky]

I just realised you are also missing the parameter that the constructor is expecting to be passed to it.

[goldest]

I tried doing this (which didn't work):

public class testcar {

car c1 = new car();
c1.car();
}

Any ideas?
Thanks.

You need to pass the ArrayList to the car constructor, like,

car c1 = new car(yourArrayList)

Use proper naming conventions for your code. Refer here: Naming Conventions.

Goldest

[Junky]

<cough>

car c1 = new car(yourList);