I have two classes, Offering and Course. They are both in the same package and the same directory.
Offering.java:
package assignment02;
public class
You need to compile Course.java first—Offering.java depends on it because you referenced it. Also,
public int getNumCredits() {
return course.getNumCredits;
}
should be
public int getNumCredits() {
return course.getNumCredits();
}
You can also compile using the "-classpath" argument, with its value set to the parent directory, like this:
javac -classpath .. Offering.java
Change directories to the parent directory of assignment02
. You should then be able to use
javac assignment02\Course.java assignment02\Offering.java
or
javac assignment02\Course.java
javac assignment02\Offering.java
or even
javac assignment02\*.java
The compiler is is looking for the Course
class in the assignment02
package FROM your current directory (so when you're in the assignment02
directory, it's effectively trying to look in assignment02/assignment02
, which obviously isn't right).
While this will correct your current problem you will then get the following error:
assignment02\Offering.java:15: cannot find symbol
symbol : variable getNumCredits
location: class assignment02.Course
return course.getNumCredits;
^
1 error
Which will need to corrected.