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Cant put periods, compiler issues. Help?

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package com.codegym.task.task02.task0204; /* Family relations */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { //write your code here Man man=new Man(); Woman woman=new Woman(); Woman man.wife=new Woman(); Man woman.husband=new Man(); } public static class Man { public int age; public int height; public Woman wife; } public static class Woman { public int age; public int height; public Man husband; } }

In the main method, create a Man object and save a reference to it in the variable man.
Also, create a Woman object and save a reference to it in the variable woman.

Hint: Use the following construct to create a Woman object and assign a reference to that object to the variable woman:
VariableType variableName = new TypeOfObjectBeingCreated();
Save a reference to the previously created Woman object in man.wife.
Save a reference to the previously created Man object in woman.husband (Hint: woman.husband = man).

Requirements:

In the main method, create a Man object and save a reference to it in the variable man.
In the main method, create a Woman object and save a reference to it in the variable woman.
In the main method, store a reference to the previously created Woman object in man.wife.
In the main method, store a reference to the previously created Man object in woman.husband.
The Man class must have 3 variables.
The Woman class must have 3 variables.

package com.codegym.task.task02.task0204; /* Family relations */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { //write your code here Man man=new Man(); Woman woman=new Woman(); } public static class Man { public int age; public int height; public Woman wife; } public static class Woman { public int age; public int height; public Man husband; } }

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Nikit Kumar

Level 2 , Bangalore, India

8 January 2019, 10:42

thanks

Jeff Jeffy

Level 15 , Irvine, United States

7 January 2019, 01:27

This question is resolved, there is no need for more answers.

Minh Minh

Level 5 , HungYen, Viet Nam

27 December 2018, 03:04

public static void main(String[] args) { Man man = new Man(); Woman woman = new Woman(); woman.husband = man; man.wife = woman; }

Khurram

Level 16 , Lahore, Pakistan

16 December 2018, 05:57

once you have defined the man and woman objects you can use the period on the object names themselves, like man.wife and woman.husband, there is no need to use the class names again for those objects

Jeff Jeffy

Level 15 , Irvine, United States

16 December 2018, 18:09

What do you mean?

Jeff Jeffy

Level 15 , Irvine, United States

16 December 2018, 18:10

Woman man.wife=new Woman(); Man woman.husband=new Man(); The compiler tells me to put a semicolon in place of the period.

Vaibhav Khandelwal

Level 5 , Delhi, India

17 December 2018, 07:41

first you need to declare both objects then assign man.wife = woman; and woman.husband = man; in separate lines.

Khurram

Level 16 , Lahore, Pakistan

17 December 2018, 15:33

you should first declare the objects, Man man = new Man(); after that you can assign values to the objects, man.wife = woman; // woman object has to be declared first before using

Jeff Jeffy

Level 15 , Irvine, United States

25 December 2018, 22:06

I did declare the objects Man man=new Man(); Woman woman=new Woman(); Woman man.wife=new Woman(); Man woman.husband=new Man(); It still asks for the period to be replaced with a semicolon. The code on the top is my attempt.

Jeff Jeffy

Level 15 , Irvine, United States

25 December 2018, 22:12

Ah... I figured it out, thanks!

yash mohan

Level 3 , Gurgaon, India

1 January 2019, 12:57

jeff sir can please tell what code you had written.