Basic Begiginer Java assingments

[cunning ether]

<@&987246527741304832> please have a look, thanks.

[lethal juniper]

please

[arctic acorn]

what have you tried so far, in order to do what the assignment says?

[lethal juniper]

uhhh

im started

the codi think

getting some errors

tho

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You need to provide the error you are getting.

[cunning ether]

I uploaded your attachments as Gist. This makes them more accessible, for example to mobile users.

[arctic acorn]

I see that you are using netbeans, I have no idea how to use it since it is a dated and bad IDE, and this issue seems like an IDE issue, so sorry idk

unless you can use another IDE

sorry, I cant help you with that, but if you want to use another IDE check this site: https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download and download the community version

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1. Does the file src/main/java/com/mycompany/mycalculator/Mycalculator.java exist?
2. Does the package declaration at the top of the file read com.mycompany.mycalculator?
3. Does the class declaration read public class Mycalculator, and is the file name exactly Mycalculator.java?
4. In the pom.xml, does the exec-maven-plugin configuration specify the correct class name as mainClass?

please confirm

[lethal juniper]

can i screenshare to you

cause im not sure

[faint fiber]

sorry but can u repost ur initial post without that offer to pay, thats not allowed on the server, cheers

i might also say that sharing ur frustration all the time wont move u forward and rather scares away people who want to help u

so ideally u cooperate a bit more on this 🙂

also, u should share way more details. for example what's ur code currently, what are the errors ur getting, whats ubclear to u,...

right now its really difficult to help u, given that u didnt really share much concrete at all

and then the constant "complaining" about ur life choices instead of focusing on providing what we need to help u gives it the rest and people click away ur thread then

🙂

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Can you post a screenshot of the project structure in the IDE you're using?

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Additional checkpoints and solutions
Multiple classes with the same name: Having multiple packages/classes with the same name in a project can cause confusion, so delete unnecessary copies.

IDE build path differences: Check that your NetBeans build settings are not different from the standard Maven configuration. Check that the source folder is correct in the NetBeans project settings.

If using modules: If module-info.java exists, check the exports/opens and execution module specifications. If it's easier, try removing module-info.

Check the log in detail: If you need more information, get a debug log with mvn -X compile exec:java.

please confirm