Below is the code that was moved as it was in the book.
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class FruitSeller {
int numOfApple;
int myMoney;
int APPLE_PRICE;
public int saleApple(int money) {
int num = money / APPLE_PRICE;
numOfApple -= num;
myMoney += money;
return num;
}
public void showSaleResult() {
System.out.println ("Remaining apple: " + numOfApple");
System.out.println ("Sales Revenue: " + myMoney);
}
public void initMembers(int money, int appleNum, int price) {
myMoney = money;
numOfApple = appleNum;
APPLE_PRICE = price;
}
}
class FruitBuyer {
int myMoney = 10000;
int numOfApple = 0;
public void buyApple(FruitSeller seller, int money) {
numOfApple += seller.saleApple(money);
myMoney -= money;
}
public void showBuyResult() {
System.out.println ("current balance: " + myMoney);
System.out.println ("Number of apples: " + numOfApple);
}
}
class FruitSalesMain2 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
FruitSeller seller1 = new FruitSeller();
seller1.initMembers(0, 30, 1500);
FruitSeller seller2 = new FruitSeller();
seller2.initMembers(0, 20, 1000);
FruitBuyer buyer = new FruitBuyer();
buyer.buyApple(seller1, 4500);
buyer.buyApple(seller2, 2000);
System.out.println ("current situation of fruit seller 1");
seller1.showSaleResult();
System.out.println ("current situation of fruit seller 2");
seller2.showSaleResult();
System.out.println ("the current situation of fruit buyers");
buyer.showBuyResult();
}
}
Running with Eclipse
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: chapter07.FruitSeller.initMembers(III)V
at chapter07.FruitSalesMain2.main(FruitSalesMain2.java:46)
The error does not run. I searched and found that this error is an error that comes out when there is a problem with the main method, but I don't know what the problem is, so I'm asking like this. Help me.
java constructor instance class
package testJava;
class FruitSeller { int numOfApple; int myMoney; int APPLE_PRICE;
public int saleApple(int money) {
int num = money / APPLE_PRICE;
numOfApple -= num;
myMoney += money;
return num;
}
public void showSaleResult() {
System.out.println ("Remaining apple: " + numOfApple");
System.out.println ("Sales Revenue: " + myMoney);
}
public void initMembers(int money, int appleNum, int price) {
myMoney = money;
numOfApple = appleNum;
APPLE_PRICE = price;
}
}
class FruitBuyer { int myMoney = 10000; int numOfApple = 0;
public void buyApple(FruitSeller seller, int money) {
numOfApple += seller.saleApple(money);
myMoney -= money;
}
public void showBuyResult() {
System.out.println ("current balance: " + myMoney);
System.out.println ("Number of apples: " + numOfApple);
}
}
class testClass {
public static void main(String[] args) {
FruitSeller seller1 = new FruitSeller();
seller1.initMembers(0, 30, 1500);
FruitSeller seller2 = new FruitSeller();
seller2.initMembers(0, 20, 1000);
FruitBuyer buyer = new FruitBuyer();
buyer.buyApple(seller1, 4500);
buyer.buyApple(seller2, 2000);
System.out.println ("current situation of fruit seller 1");
seller1.showSaleResult();
System.out.println ("current situation of fruit seller 2");
seller2.showSaleResult();
System.out.println ("the current situation of fruit buyers");
buyer.showBuyResult();
}
}
I built it under the name testJava once. It works well. Didn't you declare the package? Or did you copy it from the book and transfer it to ansi??
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