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Ive gotten the second part of this wrong for simply not having a space between the closing bracket and args in the main method. In other words this will come back as incorrect because there it’s not (String args)
public class Store{
public static void main(Stringargs){
So, beginner here, got stuck in this exercise, was asked to [In the code editor, create a publicStore class.] but when I type code
public class Store {
// scope of Car class starts after curly brace
//I basically type on my own and try for three times, and on fourth attempts i copy the example
}
I gave above codes as answer and hit the blue-run-button, return a LOADING and this message [Error: Main method not found in class Store, please define the main method as:
public static void main(String args)
or a JavaFX application class must extend javafx.application.Application] so I was stuck.
What goes wrong? With my limited experience I think I did correctly created a public Store.class , any idea Senpai?
… should have a total of two sets of curly braces: one for the scope of the class, and one to define the scope of the main method. … needing a set of curly braces after public static void main(String args){
}
If you guys are getting error for some reason even if you’re actually correct, you just have to add space right after the class Store and right after the before “args”.
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