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What says the code is wrong? and what exactly is it saying?

My Value Display Tutorial scenario should help as far as the text box is concerned. The counting of pennies in the target area should be done in a static field (set to zero by world constructor) in the Penny class. Each penny should keep track of their state of being in the target area or not and adjust the counting field when moving in and out of that area (as well as updating its retained state. The retaining of the state is needed to tell when the state actually changes. The number that is randomly chosen to be in the text box will

its okay the game is done tnx

You are reading data into a the line variable and then replacing it with the (probably null) value of an element of rides. I would think that you would set the element of rides to that which was read and put in the line variable. Another issue I just noticed about that part of the code is that you are using a for loop inside a while loop. As such you are iterating over the entire rides array with each line of data read in, which certainly cannot be right. Initialize an int counter before

I found a thing that did it!

its ok, i figured it out, but thank you for trying to help

That is asking a bit much -- don't you think? Try something first. Then, if you run into problems, you can show what you tried and ask for help in fixing you code. I doubt you would be able to get anyone to write the code for you (especially since one would need to know everything about your scenario and what would be important to save).

Thank you! danpost senpai

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This tells you exactly what you need to do (and is probably the simplest).

Thank you so much for the help danpost you won't regret this

Remove both 'java.awt.' from line 35.

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Post your revised class code -- and please use code tags.