Why this fails? In InteliJ work fine

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Implement the getTwoSolutions method, which should return an array of 2 instances of the Solution class.
For each instance of the Solution class, initialize the innerClasses field with two values.
All data must be initialized only in the getTwoSolutions method.

Requirements:

The Solution class must implement the getTwoSolutions method.
The getTwoSolutions method must be static.
The getTwoSolutions method must be public.
The getTwoSolutions method must return a Solution array filled according to the task conditions.

package com.codegym.task.task23.task2305; /* Inner */ public class Solution { public InnerClass[] innerClasses; public static class InnerClass { } public static Solution[] getTwoSolutions() { Solution[] result = new Solution[2]; result[0] = new Solution(); result[0].innerClasses[0] = new InnerClass(); result[0].innerClasses[1] = new InnerClass(); result[1] = new Solution(); result[1].innerClasses[0] = new InnerClass(); result[1].innerClasses[1] = new InnerClass(); return result; } public static void main(String[] args) { } }

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dnlklnhfr

Level 30 , Karlsruhe, Germany

11 July 2020, 13:54

Well in fact your solution is correct. The only thing what happened is that your variable "innerClasses" in line 8 was changed compared to the original template code. The original code provided from CodeGym in line 8 was :

public InnerClass[] innerClasses = new InnerClass[2];

Means that only the initialization is missing in your version of the code.

Thomas

Level 41 , Bayreuth, Germany

11 June 2020, 10:52

You should use the innerClass field declared in line 8 instead of your variable result.

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