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Below is the code for Java worker class: 

public class Worker

{

  private int hours;

  private double rate;

public Worker ()

{

  hours = 999;

  rate = 999;

}

public Worker (int nHours, double nRate)

{

  hours = nHours;

  rate = nRate;

}

public int getHours ()

{

  return hours;

}

public void setHours (int nHours)

{

  hours = nHours;

}

public double getRate ()

{

  return rate;

}

public void setRate (double nRate)

{

  rate = nRate;

}

public double paycheck ()

{

  return rate * hours;

}

public void raiseRate (double raiseRate)

{

  rate = raiseRate + rate;

}

Below is the code for main class: 

public class Main

{

public static void main (String[]args)

{

  Worker bob = new Worker ();

  System.out.println (bob.getHours ());

  System.out.println (bob.getRate ());

  bob.setHours (9);

  bob.setRate (7.9);

  System.out.println (bob.getHours ());

  System.out.println (bob.getRate ());

  System.out.println (bob.payCheck ());

  System.out.println (bob.raiseRate ());

}

}

When I run this code on Eclipse, it works fine. When I try it with online compiler “onlinegdp”, it doesn’t let me use multiple files. I got the following error. 

Main.java:14: error: cannot find symbol

Worker bob = new Worker ();

^

symbol: class Worker

location: class Main


 

 Can anyone tell me what I’m doing wrong here? 

1 Answer

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In general, online compilers save another class file in order to reference it. 

Check out the below code snippet on onlinegdp if you don’t want to create different file: 

public class Main

{

  public static void main (String[]args)

  {

    Worker bob = new Worker ();

      System.out.println (bob.getHours ());

  }

  static public class Worker

  {

    private int hours;

    private double rate;

    public Worker ()

    {

      hours = 999;

      rate = 999;

    }

    public Worker (int nHours, double nRate)

    {

      hours = nHours;

      rate = nRate;

    }

    public int getHours ()

    {

      return hours;

    }

    public void setHours (int nHours)

    {

      hours = nHours;

    }

    public double getRate ()

    {

      return rate;

    }

    public void setRate (double nRate)

    {

      rate = nRate;

    }

    public double paycheck ()

    {

      return rate * hours;

    }

    public void raise (double raise)

    {

      rate = raise + rate;

    }

  }

}

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