Crazy eights

So in this requirement: "In the main method, 8 variables must be initialized immediately upon creation." Initializing is the same as Creating an object. At the end of the day, we only need 10 variables (8/10 will be instantiated), not 18. This cleared my doubt.

since people are sharing their experiences. one of each "Cat variable" is given, one uninitialized and one initialized variable. I had added one more variable to the uninitialized punctuated as we should. Then added 7 more variables which I initialized to the value of the first initialized variable. I felt the pressure of trying to get the minimum number of tries, but was curious to see what would happen if I tried the different styles of declaration/initialization. ended up debugging more. lol. it is all learning.

Crazy eights is difficult to interpret and the exercise is not understood very well.

Si tu lenguaje es español usa un navegador con traductor integrado que te ayude a traducir los ejercicios, solo la parte de la izquierda, Opera es una buena opción, con su respectiva extensión traductor de Google. Recuerda que cuando usas el comando new, como en Cat cat5 = new Cat(); estás inicializándo la variable, y creando el objeto, cuando creas una variable Cat como Cat cat5; por ejemplo, no creas un objeto, si se puede, ànimo... Estamos a la orden, saludos desde Venezuela.

Create 8 object, and 2 variables you will be fine

The title says "and" I though it mean 10 and 8, but it actually means 10 total so be careful. I guess for the sake of this all objects and instance variables are variables.

1.) This is a declared variable WITH object assigned -------> Cat cat8 = new Cat(); <------------ Which you need to create 8 of them. 2.) This is a declared variable -------------> Cat cat9; <------------------ Which you need to create 10 of them. 8 of these 10 declared variables should have an object assigned to them. So you could simply start with.... Cat cat1 = new Cat(): Cat cat2 = new Cat(); etc; all the way until you get to Cat cat8 = new Cat(); Then, Cat cat9; Cat cat10; and stop, this will complete your task by creating a total of 10 Declared variables with 8 of them assigned an object. Hope this helps 👍

I don't think that the problem is well defined. English is not my first language, but... I don't know. Maybe It's me

we have to declare variable and create object in same line 8 times; we have to just declare variable 2 times; That becomes 10 variable declarations...and 8 object creations in total in the program...this resolved it for me after a few attempts.

All you have to do is keep two variable of cat uninitialized and 8 initialized