[Ryan]

So, I have an error that doesn't seem to make any sense. I'm simply trying to create a new instance of a class (Payment.java) inside another class (VendingMachine.java).

	from VendingMachineprivate void pay(double price, boolean gui)	{		Scanner Sc = new Scanner(in);		DecimalFormat ff = new DecimalFormat("0.00");		double paid=0.0;		Payment pay = new Payment(price);

Now, the compile error says:

VendingMachine.java:89: cannot find symbolsymbol  : constructor Payment(double)location: class VendingMachine.Payment                pay = new Payment(price);                      ^1 error

Now, if I remove the "price" argument from the line creating the new instance in VendingMachine, it compiles, but obviously doesn't work, as I never wrote the default constructor. The constructor in Payment is:

public class Payment extends JFrame	{	       private variables       	public Payment(double price)	{		super("Insert Coins");

Obviously, these aren't full excerpts of code. But does anyone have any idea why this doesn't compile?

[Kickaha]

You have the proper 'import Payment', right?

[Ryan]

Originally Posted by Kickaha You have the proper 'import Payment', right?

They're in the same folder, so I didn't think it was necessary, but I'll give it a shot.

And... same error.

edit: Okay, I've fixed it. I didn't realize there was already a Payment class in Java, which explains the error, I guess. I changed the name of my class to something else and it works fine now.