Goodbye, Starcraft!

Not sure if you've already solved this or not, but in case you haven't, your solution isn't addressing the task conditions at all. You don't need to print anything for this task. It is all about creating objects and then assigning those objects unique variables. You need to create a total of 12 objects (5 Zergs, 3 Protosses, and 4 Terrans), and then assign a name variable to each of those 12 objects. To create an object and then assign a name, the format of your code should look something like this:

Species human = new Species();
human.name = "Human";

You pretty much want 12 blocks of code that look like that (only with Zerg, Protoss, and Terran instead of Species). Also, the entirety of your code should be in the main class, as the task requirements call for you to not make any changes to the Zerg, Protoss, or Terran classes. These classes looked like this in the original task and should look still look like this in your solution:

public static class Zerg {
        public String name;
    }

    public static class Protoss {
        public String name;
    }

    public static class Terran {
        public String name;
    }

In line 14 is not the place where the object is created. you must delete the = Zerg with the parentheses. In the main method you must create the object nameClass nameObject = new nameClass (); To add a variable to the object, nameObject.nameVariable = "String" in double quotes. Also in the main method Native Spanish sorry for my misspelling.

"Requirements: Don't change the Zerg, Protoss, and Terran classes." But in your program the classes are like this:

public static class Zerg {
    public (String name = Zerg);
}

this is an error, it does not conform to Java Syntax rules. This is how it was originally:

public static class Zerg {
    public String name;
}

What am I doing wrong!