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QUESTION
Learning Java. I have two files, each containing one java class. When I run the file with the main method, I get the following error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalAccessError: failed to access class TapeDeck from class TapeDeckTestDrive (TapeDeck is in unnamed module of loader 'app'; TapeDeckTestDrive is in unnamed module of loader com.sun.tools.javac.launcher.Main$MemoryClassLoader @18bf3d14) at TapeDeckTestDrive.main(TapeDeckTestDrive.java:3)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-22 at 16:26Make sure each class is in the same folder, since the error is saying TapeDeckTestDrive can not find TapeDeck. I would recommend starting out with an IDE like Eclipse since it will help you focus more on coding and less with folder problems.
I know your code is all good (in java 8 at least) since when I copied it in eclipse it works no problem, meaning it has to be a folder problem, a problem with the installed version of java, or the way you are running the code is not working for some reason. If both files are in the exact same folder then I would make sure your java version says 1.8 something in the system files (Program Files(x86) most likely in windows), if it does not say that version then it could be another problem with the code and syntax for that version. Another thing that might help is to put public behind the "class" on the first line of each class and make the Boolean public. This might be a syntax requirement on other versions of java or something that is needed when running off command prompt.
QUESTION
I have two classes. When the I put class TapeDeckTestDrive first on the text editor, it runs fine. When I put the TestDrive class first, it gives the error that it can't find the main class. Why is this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-23 at 13:49I split it into two files and added public to the classes/methods as well as the boolean. Now the code runs.
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I am new to Java. In this code snippet why -- if (t.canRecord == true) -- is true when, t an Object, just stores the reference and does not overrides the existing value.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-24 at 11:33- In the static main method, you create a new instance of
TapeDeck
. For this instance the value ofcanRecord
is set tofalse
. - As
canRecord
is not set to private visibility , you are here allowed to access it directly viat.canRecord
. Byt.canRecord = true
you are not overriding but overwriting the existing value offalse
withtrue
. - The if-condition evaluates to
true
as (i)t.canRecord
istrue
and (ii) the comparison withtrue
results intrue
.
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