Fraction game code in java

Asked By helenmarmstead 60 points N/A Posted on - 11/04/2012

I'm only starting to learn and code in Java programming language. I have conquered simple programming constructs like branching and looping constructs, but I am having troubles with coding a simple game with a Fraction class.

Here's what I've come up with so far:

package test;

public class Fraction {

    long denominator;

    long numerator

    

    public Fraction(long pnumerator, long pdenominator) {

        this.numerator = pnumerator;

        this.denominator = pdenominator;

    }

    

    public long getNumerator() {

        return numerator;

    }

    

    public long getDenominator() {

        return denominator;

    }

}

 

Error I get:

prog.java:1: error: ‘package’ does not name a type

prog.java:3: error: expected unqualified-id before ‘public’

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Answered By parker_carter 0 points N/A #137207

Fraction game code in java

Since you are starting to learn Java programming, I would recommend you to use NetBeans (https://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html). Like Visual Studio, you can automatically complete your line of code with an array of options.

Here are the solutions to the two errors generated from your source code:

1. Place Fraction.java under a folder named test. This will solve the first error. The Java keyword “package” designates where the file’s class or classes will be compiled.

2. Place a semi-colon after you numerator (line 5). This will solve the second error.

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