Array of Objects, not working!

[JoelC]

Hi i'm trying to create an array of objects, for the first time, could anyone help me sort this out. Thank you in advance.

import java.util.*;
	
class Student{
	
	String name;
	int id, entryYear, progressionLevel;
	boolean isRegistered, fullTime;
	int totalCourses = 7;

	public static void main(String[] args){
	
	
	Module module = new Module (1, 58, true); 
    printModule (module); 
	
		}//end method() main
	
	

}//end class Student


import java.util.*;
	
public class Module 
{
	int moduleName;
	float mark;
	boolean passed;
	
	
	public void Module() {
	this.moduleName = 0; 
	this.mark = 0; 
	this.passed = false; 
	}//end method Module
	
	
	public void Module(int moduleName,float mark, boolean passed) {
		this.moduleName = moduleName;
		this.mark = mark;
		this.passed = passed;
	}//end Method() module(a,b,c)
	
	public static void printModule (Module m) {
	String[] moduleNames = {"MUSIC COMPUTING 1","APPROACHES TO 20TH CENTURY MUSICS", "TONAL HARMONY AND FORM", "MUSIC TECHNOLOGY", "AV COMPUTING", "INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING", "MATHEMATICAL MODELLING FOR PROBLEM SOLVING"};
	System.out.println (moduleNames[m.moduleName]);
	}//end method() printModule
	
	
	
	
}//end class module

so basically i get an error when compiling Student class. below:

$ javac Student.java
Student.java:38: cannot find symbol
symbol : constructor Module(int,int,boolean)
location: class Module
Module module = new Module (1, 58, true);
^
Student.java:39: cannot find symbol
symbol : method printModule(Module)
location: class Student
printModule (module);
^
2 errors

any advice would be much appreciated.

[quad64bit]

Your constructor for Module requires an int, a float, and a boolean, but you are giving it an int, int, password. Give it a float for the second param instead, something like:

Module module = new Module (1, 58.0F, true);

[Jingoism]

These are constructors for your class Module, and should therefore not have a type specified ( ie. void ).

public Module() {
    	this.moduleName = 0; 
    	this.mark = 0; 
    	this.passed = false; 
    }//end method Module
     
     
    public Module(int moduleName,float mark, boolean passed) {
        this.moduleName = moduleName;
        this.mark = mark;
        this.passed = passed;
    }//end Method() module(a,b,c)

Also here I think you mean to call the method printModule from the object you just instantiated. So would be more like:

module.printModule(module);

Take all this with a grain o salt as I too am new to this.