Man and woman

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Creating classes is easy and fun. Let's feel like the creators of a virtual universe and create Man and Woman classes. They must be declared inside the Solution class and be public static. They need to have "name", "age" and "address" fields. We also need to declare constructors with all possible parameters. Then we will be able to use them to create specific objects.

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Emmanuel Tovar Ruiz

Level 6

6 January, 02:29

My code seemed right, but it failed with a message: Be sure you create two Man objects I needed to download the correct solution and it was a minor mistake. I used the toString() method directly instead of using System.out.println(man/woman); But it is really disorienting that message. The problem isn't related to the objects. Dammit!

Vitalina

Level 20 , Poland

6 October 2020, 21:16

Attention! You have to make 2 objects of each type. It means: 2 Man objects and 2 Woman objects. And each object has to use the constructor with three variables..

Karas Java Developer

31 August 2020, 19:02

Make sure you create the objects USING the contructors.

Chakshu Gupta

Level 9 , Delhi, India

2 May 2020, 15:36

Can you help me what I am doing wrong?

Attila

Level 25

1 February 2020, 19:43

Thank you for teaching me how to use the toString() method.

Jaime Padilla

Level 22 , Chandler, United States

26 April 2021, 04:51

You're awesome

oli blaustrom

Level 18 , Luzern, Switzerland

13 December 2019, 18:18

Attention! Note that "" the quotes have a space between them. That's super unclear. It looked like empty strings.

Cam

Level 22 , Austin, United States

20 October 2019, 00:38

Great lesson to bring all the Level 5 ideas together!

Muhammad Vahhaaj

Level 19 , Rawalpindi, Pakistan

11 June 2019, 15:42

I have a question. If we can create our own String representation method to return a string for an object,i.e, getObjecttoString(); then what is so special about toString() that we have to override it then implement it similar as the above mentioned method to return the String. I mean as far as I can see there is no special reason to use toString() as it functions the same. So what makes toString() special and why should it be used?

Vikrat Rana

Level 8 , Ludhiana, India

2 October 2018, 05:10

can anyone tell me where am i doing wrong??

Roman

Level 41

2 October 2018, 06:20

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