arguments problem

[ronnie]

So
here's my main class

class Objectsmultiplecnstrctrs {
public static void main(String args[]){

ObjectsForMultipleConstructors engg2=new ObjectsForMultipleConstructors(1);
ObjectsForMultipleConstructors engg3=new ObjectsForMultipleConstructors(1,2);
ObjectsForMultipleConstructors engg=new ObjectsForMultipleConstructors(1,2,3);

}
}

and below is secondary class


public class ObjectsForMultipleConstructors {
private int hour;
private int minute;
private int second;


public ObjectsForMultipleConstructors(int h){
this.hour=h;
System.out.printf("give one ",+hour);

}
public ObjectsForMultipleConstructors(int h,int m){
System.out.printf("goddamn ",+m);
}
public ObjectsForMultipleConstructors(int h,int m,int s){
System.out.println("guess");

}
}



OUTPUT is give one goddamn guess


Now the problem is i have declared int hour =h and value of h I assigned in the arguments in the main class,so im expecting the value of h which i defined to be displayed next to the text (System.out.printf("goddamn ",+m);) ,,but its not doing what i want it to do ,where im missing

[j2me64]

the goddamn printf is wrong: try System.out.printf("give one %d\n",+hour);
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