Stuck in a subSolution

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Overloading constructors

Java Core, Level 5, Lesson 12

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I can not figure out why this is not passing any requirements for the subSolution class. Any ideas?

1. In the Solution class, create 4 constructors with different access modifiers.
2. In a separate file, create a SubSolution class and make it a child of the Solution class.
3. In the SubSolution class, use the Alt+Insert -> Constructors command to create constructors.
4. Correct the SubSolution constructors' access modifiers so that there are 3 constructors with different access modifiers (all except private).

Requirements:

The SubSolution class should have 3 different constructors.
The Solution class should have 4 different constructors.
The Solution class must define constructors with all possible access modifiers.
The SubSolution class must define constructors with all possible access modifiers except private.
The Solution class must be the parent of the SubSolution class.

package com.codegym.task.task15.task1523; /* Overloading constructors */ public class Solution { Solution(char c){} public Solution(String s){} private Solution(int i){} protected Solution(Double d){} public static void main(String[] args) { } }

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Robert

Level 27 , Lombard, United States

27 June 2019, 02:44

Ugh. Never mind. 36 attempts trying to figure out what the problem was and turns out I called my class subSolution instead of SubSolution.