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Java-Cannot convert double to class
Name: Dado Date: February 14, 2005 at 15:25:49 Pacific OS: WinXP CPU/Ram: 1GB
Comment:
I created a method for adding complex numbers that should return a value of type NameOfaClass. I also have two instance variables declared of type double (real and imaginary). The method is called from another class.: public NameOfaClass sum(NameOfaClass number) { NameOfaClass somevalue = number; return (somevalue.real+this.real)+(somevalue.imaginary+this.imaginary); } I get an error however saying that a double type cannot be converted to NameOfaClass type. Can anyone suggest how I could calculate this and return a value of type NameOfaClass? Do I need to create a new object of type NameOfaClass and somehow return the desired value? Help is greatly appreciated!
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