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Hi Gallert, Thanks for your reply. Please see below. package com.codegym.task.task03.task0303; /* Currency exchange */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { //write your code here Solution solution = new Solution(); System.out.println(solution.convertEurToUsd(5, 2.5)); System.out.println(solution.convertEurToUsd(4, 2.5)); } public static double convertEurToUsd(int eur, double exchangeRate) { //write your code here double usDollars = eur * exchangeRate; return usDollars; } } Thanks in advance!

I think you don't need to create any object. Comment out that line. Try this way: // Solution solution = new Solution(); System.out.println(convertEurToUsd(5, 2.5)); System.out.println(convertEurToUsd(4, 2.5)); and the program will work well. (To call the converting method works this way too.) (Here you can try out a lot of versions of your programs: https://www.jdoodle.com/online-java-compiler/ )

Thanks Gallert. I initially tried that but it was no avail. I believe it's because how the task is design. Thanks again.

Apparently, you tried something differently, since the Gellert's variant accepted by the validator.

Hi Eren, Would you please point out what I did differently in the code that I posted? Thanks.

Hi Lawrence! I don't know if the code with object was accepted by the verifier or not. But i think the program worked well that way too. I tested it. I just wanted to say that it is not necessary to create an object for the program to work. And that it works very well with this simpler solution as well. And if you still have questions, feel free to write:)

I didn’t mean the code that you posted, but the one you wrote about here:

I initially tried that but it was no avail.

Hi Gallert, Thanks for your awesome response I also tried running it in the console w/o creating the objects and I received an output. Like I said before it's maybe how the task was designed. Thanks again I appreciate your explanations. Cheers!

Not at all!:)