#Non-static member declaration is not allowed outside of a method, constructor, or initializer block

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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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constructor or a method.

Non-static member variables should be declared within a class but outside of any methods, constructors, or initializer blocks. This allows the variables to be accessible and used by any methods within the class.

When creating an object for a class, it is typically done within a constructor or a method of another class. This ensures that the object is properly initialized and can be used in the desired context.

It is important to follow proper object-oriented programming practices when creating and using objects in Java to ensure code readability, maintainability, and efficiency.

sweet bear
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you can't use a non static variable from a static method

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create the object from the main method directly