Programming Help?

public class StringStuff{


String myString;


/**


*This constructor sets the instance variable equal to my name.


*/


public void StringStuff(){


myString = "Jacob";


}





/**


*This method accepts a String as a parameter and prints to the screen whether or not it contains more characters than your instance variable. Nothing is returned.


*/


public void whichIsLonger(String s){


int x=s.length();


int y=myString.length();


if (x%26gt;y){


System.out.println("The String s contains more letters than myString.");


}


else{


System.out.println("The string s does not contain more letters than myString.");


}


}


/**


*This method prints the second to last character in it to the screen.


*/


public void secondToLast(){


int z=myString.length();


z=z-2;


char c=myString.charAt(z);


System.out.println(c);


}


public static void main(String[]args){


StringStuff e = new StringStuff();


e,whichIsLonger("Ferret");


e.secondToLast();


}

Programming Help?
/**


*This constructor sets the instance variable equal to my name.


*/


public void StringStuff(){


myString = "Jacob";


}








This is not a constructor. This is just an ordinary method that happens to have the same name as the class. Thus, it won't be called when you say new StringStuff().





A constructor must not have a return type. Remove void.


Should be:


public StringStuff(){


myString = "Jacob";


}





Hope this helps.