[tenshijinn]

Hi,

I've been working on a java project for University coursework (due on Tuesday :S), I'm now rushing to complete it, its a todo list which I believe is currently within my ability to do.
However I'm receiving random errors which is seriously delaying me probably due to my lack of experience, I was wondering if I can get some pro assistance.

As of now I'm receiving an illegal start of expression message, I read around as much as I could and it seems to me it mostly involves the misplacement of brackets or methods opened within methods and etc, I really can't seem to place my error.
Can anyone give me another opinion please, my deepest gratitude.

- Busy Student


My Code:

import javax.swing.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;

public class list{

public static void main(String[]args){



Todo r = new Todo();

r.todo1 = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter Subject");
r.todo2 = Integer.parseInt(JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter Priority Number '1 - 5' 1 being most important and 5 least"));
r.todo3 = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter Due Date");



public class Todo

{
public String todo1;
public int todo2;
public String todo3;

public Todo(String t1, int t2, String t3)

{
todo1 = t1;
todo2 = t2;
todo3 = t3;
}

} // 2do close

} // main method close ---------------------------------------------------------------


} // Class list closed

[Chicon]

Hi tenshijinn,

Welcome to TSG !

As the class Todo is declared inside a method (Todo is a local inner class), the modifier public is not required
and the closing } of Todo must be followed by a ;
Also, the declaration of Todo must be made before the statement Todo r = new Todo();.

[tenshijinn]

Thankyou for the welcome, and thankyou so much for the help you're a godsent ^^
I'll probably be around until I graduate in about 2 years lol.

The class works perfectly thankyou very much, I'm still working on my todo method atm, hopefully I meet today's deadline