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1,775 PointsI dont know whats wrong with this problem it keeps giving me an error, Bijan
this problem I believe is correct but it keeps giving me an error, Bijan
2 Answers
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi Bijan,
I'm not sure which part of the challenge you are on, so I'll walk through it all.
The first is asking you set a constant for the max character limit of 140. That can look something like:
public static final int MAX_CHARS = 140;
You can call that whatever you like, but keep it relevant! Next we need to return the remaining characters using the constant we just defined and the length of the existing mText
property. This is in its own method which, again, you can call what you like.
My code looks like:
public int charsRemaining(){
return MAX_CHARS - mText.length();
}
There, the charsRemaining
method returns an integer value and takes no parameters. The value returned is the difference between the constant (140) and the result of calling the length()
method on the mText
field.
I hope that helps.
Steve.
Bijan Fardjad
1,775 Pointsyeah there was an error, i did the code like before, i got hints too to get the answer but i had some things correct before that though, but now it just let me pass...i think there was an error with the site...thanks for your help though Steve, I see you help alot of people I got some hints from your helping others also...thanks alot, Bijan