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2,147 PointsClass names, 'PezDispenser', are only accepted if annotation processing is explicitly requested 1 error
i also receive the following
Class names, 'PezDispenser', are only accepted if annotation processing is explicitly requested
1 error
i cant understand where is the error.
Example.java public class Example {
public static void main(String[] args) { // Your amazing code goes here... System.out.println("We are making a new PEZ Dispenzer"); System.out.printf("FUN FACT: There are %d PEZ allowed in every dispenser %n", PezDispenser.MAX_PEZ); PezDispenser dispenser = new PezDispenser("Yoda"); System.out.printf("The dispenser is %s %n", dispenser.getCharacterName());
System.out.println("Filling the dispenser with delicious PEZ...");
dispenser.fill();
}
}
PezDispenser.java
class PezDispenser {
public static final int MAX_PEZ = 12;
final private String characterName;
private int pezCount;
public PezDispenser(String characterName) { this.characterName = characterName; pezCount = 0; }
public void fill() { pezCount = MAX_PEZ; }
public boolean isEmpty() { return pezCount == 0; }
public String getCharacterName() {
return characterName;
}
}
2 Answers
Dane Parchment
Treehouse Moderator 11,077 PointsFrom what I understand of this error, it is because when you compiled the program you forgot to add the .java extension.
so you would run:
javac PezDispenser.java
not
javac PezDispenser
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Joshua Dunham
621 Pointswouldn't he actually run "javac Example.java" This would compile both class files. you might have added a capitalization in the compile like this. "javac Example.Java" The compiler will throw that if the end of the file extension isn't all lowercase.