Constructor in GameObject?

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Hello, I don't understand, what I am supposed to do there. It says, I have to implement a Constructor with x and y in GameObject class, but how?

Because our game will use game objects (cells), we'll create a separate GameObject class to describe them.

Let's think about what the game object needs. Naturally, we need its x and y coordinates on the playing field. And how can we get by without a constructor? After you do everything, don't forget to run the program and look at the result.

Requirements:

There must be a public GameObject class.
The GameObject class must have a public int x field.
The GameObject class must have a public int y field.
The GameObject class must have one constructor with two int parameters that are used to initialize the x and y fields, in that order.

package com.codegym.games.minesweeper; import com.codegym.engine.cell.*; public class MinesweeperGame extends Game { private static final int SIDE = 9; public void initialize() { setScreenSize(SIDE, SIDE); } }

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Angel Li

Level 18 , Fremont, United States

9 July 2020, 03:13

You marked it as resolved, but this might be helpful to future students. A constructor needs to have the name of the class it's for, in this case, GameObject. Declare it like this:

public GameObject {

}

You could also just leave out the

public

access modifier In the body, you are supposed to initialize x and y. Do that like this:

this.x = x;

And do the same for y.

Ailin

Level 3 , Saint Louis, France

21 January 2020, 10:22

Me too Idk what to do

Der Gamer (GermanNoobGaming)

Level 0

13 August 2019, 22:54

I got it myself after googleing for it