move scanner into different class

[thin pilot]

so i have this code

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
        String input = scanner.nextLine();
        int inputAsInteger = Integer.parseInt(input);

        Addition addition = new Addition(inputAsInteger);

        addition.print();

    }
}```

and this code in a different class

```public class Addition {
    private int numberOne;

    public Addition(int numberOne) {
        this.numberOne = numberOne;
    }

    public int getNumber() {
        return numberOne;
    }

    public void print() {
        System.out.println(numberOne);
    }
}```

i basically want to take what i put for the scanner in the main class and move it into a new class called subtraction for example

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[thin pilot]

any ideas to help

[subtle wasp]

The example isn't explanatory. How does a new class called Substraction relate to what you showed so far?

[thin pilot]

Ah I'm sorry if it's confusing I basically want to take the output of the scanner in main and move it to a different class I just used a random name based on the addition one

[subtle wasp]

You already did that here:

Addition addition = new Addition(inputAsInteger);

Do it again

[thin pilot]

i thought i tried that im guessing i need to add the Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in); String input = scanner.nextLine(); int inputAsInteger = Integer.parseInt(input); part to?

[subtle wasp]

You already have a Scanner so you don't need to make a new one (and it may get in the way to make a new one)

As for the rest, sure, read yet the next line after the first. Just make sure not to try to re-create variables of the same names as variables you already created

[thin pilot]

how would i tranfer it to a different class then because i keep getting errors?

im sorry if im being confusing

[subtle wasp]

Don't try and think that moving to different classes will solve all problems

Identify what is your problem, and only move to a different class, what should move to a different class

[thin pilot]

im trying to get the output from the scanner thats in main and somehow transfer it to a different class but if i try and use Addition addition = new Addition(inputAsInteger); in a different class i get errors

[subtle wasp]

Why are you talking of a different class?

That line: Addition addition = new Addition(inputAsInteger);
it transfers the output of the Scanner to class Addition. But this line is not in class Addition

So here you have a transfer of the output of Scanner to another class

You can do that again

[thin pilot]

omg im so sorry i just realized what you meant

thank you so much for being so patient

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[thin pilot]

and for all this help