Literally the first post tells him exactly what the problem is. Since you obviously can't find it, here it is:
That is the solution to this problem, but the real problem is that he doesn't know Java or understand any of the code he's writing.
You're arguing a pointless case... Skionz and Shadow are both completely correct. Attempting to code the most basic of plugins without knowing basic Java is strictly a dead end, no arguing about it.
He may not know how to code, but this thread went off-topic a long time ago. Just help him out. No need to be a dickhead...
The very first comment was the answer...
He said he needed help FIXING it too.... Than everyone else just started derailing and said "You should have learned how to code beore doing this"...
I am not agreeing with youYes, he should of. Thank you for agreeing with us
, i am quoting what a dickhead would say . Think before you post.Nobody is going to do it for him. We told him exactly what to do and if he can't figure out how to solve a problem stemming from the most basic principle after we told him exactly what to do then he shouldn't even be writing a plugin in the first place.
So, now I'm a dickhead? What for? For saying the truth, for posting constructive criticism, for encouraging him to learn basic Java? Alright, well in that case, what does this make you???I am not agreeing with you
first image it should be "int" not "Integer"Hello guys anyone can explain me why i have this type of erros and how to fix it.
Please tell me how to fix it. if u need to see the code add me in skype.
( My SKype : Laug.lau )
What's wrong with asking for help?
Asking for help is fine, asking for someone to do it for you is not.
You where not the one who quoted "You should have learned how to code before doing this". You simply agreed to Skionz...[DOUBLEPOST=1470080928][/DOUBLEPOST]
Ok than...
He strickly asked for help. If you read the first post... "Hello guys anyone can explain me why i have this type of erros and how to fix it. "He never ask for someone to do it for him. He asked how to fix it...
Incorrect. A primitives can't be null which seems to be the reason he's using wrapper class. Using a wrapper class is fine, generally redundant, but if he switched to using primitives he would run to more issues. Issues I am confident that he would have no idea how to solve.
Yes, and CybersWaffles stated "You are declaring variables twice." which is the answer he was looking for, meaning, we did help him. We also stated he should try and learn basic Java giving him even more help... what else do you want us to do? Make him some milk & cookies and tuck him in at night?
wtf are you talking about+_+
