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My point is that not everyone needs to go google fking java language to be able to code. Because all i see you guys saying is "Go learn Java" In my opinion that isn't really helping in a way. But I do understand what you guys are trying to say but still... The whole time you guys spent telling people to learn this and that. You could've just tell them how to fix it.. it would probably help them more in the future then you think.
Show us some of your code.
Oh my... we did tell him how to fix it... on the very first comment...
Why are commands and listeners public? And can we see some actual code? Not just the onEnable and onDisable?
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And you have just proven my point. If you knew Java you would know how much of a joke your code is. A clean lack of knowledge on object oriented programming, naming conventions, and class design. That was just from a few lines of code.
Dude, hate to break it to you. But that is java.
Also put else before you if statements if you are doing multiple of them.Don't need. It works fine, no Errors.Dude, hate to break it to you. But that is java.
Not everything is about the errors you see in the console you know.
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Putting else before ifs helps make your plugin more efficient. So if you have 3 if statements and it found the second if statement to be true. It wont check if the third if statement.
Ok Mr thx for the tip.
Maybe it was, but when I started I knew there were flaws. I didn't just assume all of my code was pristine simply because there were no syntax errors.
I also learned making plugins before fully learning java. But when I started to make plugins I at least knew how to properly declare variables. You need to know the basics of java before you start making plugins otherwise you will make threads like this.
Tbh when I started I did not even know what Java was.
