public class CarTester {
public static void main (String[] args)
{
Car myMysteryMachine = new Car (1000); // Car gets 1000 miles per gallon
myMysteryMachine.addGas(20); // 20 gallons of gas are added to the tank
myMysteryMachine.drive(100); // Driving the car 100 miles
System.out.println(myMysteryMachine.getGasInTank()); // Method prints the remaining fuel
}
}
TigerTeck 0 Light Poster
TigerTeck 0 Light Poster
its referring to the Car myMysteryMachine = new Car (1000); // Car gets 1000 miles per gallon
javaAddict 900 Nearly a Senior Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Have you declared a constructor Car(int) ?
When you get: "cannot find symbol" it is usually because you are using a method or class that doesn't exist.
Meaning that you either haven't imported the class or you are calling the method/constructor with the wrong arguments or return type, or you simply have misspelled the method/constructor.
Or just as the messages says that method/constructor (Car(int)) doesn't exists
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