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help with creating methods in Java?
In java, I created a program like this
public class test1{
public static int damagedealt(int dd){
dd = 6;
return dd;
public static void main(String [] args){
int dd = 5
System.out.println(damagedealt(dd));
it outputs 6, but I did it before so that it outputs 11.
How did I make it output 11, because I want to do it again. Help Please!
2 Answers
- √4761Lv 48 years agoFavorite Answer
well you see.... the damagedealt method just sets dd to 6 and returns it.
So it doesn't matter what number you put in for that method, you're going to get 6.
Change it to:
public static int damageDealt(int dd){
return dd;
}
- 8 years ago
I think you added the dd in the function, which is 6, to the argument you gave to the function which is 5
Your function might be like
public static int damagedealt(int dd) {
dd += 6;
return dd;
}
this seems to be the most logical option
