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Ryan Johnson
4,173 PointsUnsure what the quiz question is asking of me, any help appreciated
I'm doing the beginner Java track and have found myself stuck for the second time.
First question is asking to declare a list of rocks with most of the code already written.
So I started with
List<String> rocks = new ArrayList<>();
I've re-watched the video several times now and this exact syntax is used as far as I can tell with groceryLine instead of rocks. But it wont accept it here. I don't know what the question is looking for.
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,271 PointsThe instructions say to "Fill in the blank to declare the rocks variable as a List that contains Rocks", but this code creates a list that contains Strings instead.
Note that "Rock" is an object class defined later in that same code.
Ryan Johnson
4,173 PointsAll the documentation I can find online and video all use some form of list<String> example =
I'm just more confused than before sorry.
Out of curiosity I tried List<Rocks> or list<rock> or list<object> but none of that works, but i figured that much.
Steven Parker
231,271 PointsSteven Parker
231,271 PointsSounds like you nearly had it; but the name of the object class is "Rock", singular, and with a capital "R".