[quote=@Host]
<Snipped quote by Galaxy Raider>

Your problem is that you're trying to put your Main in a separate class. You don't declare Class functions in Main; you declare them in the class itself and then call that Class' object (or static methods) from Main.

<Snipped quote by DarkwolfX37>

Nah, it uses System.in as a parameter to construct a Scanner object because it pulls from System input. Scanner.in would be pulling a parameter from its own static variable, in which case it could forgo using parameters altogether.

<Snipped quote by Galaxy Raider>

It gives you that error because it thinks your function is a variable, since you can't declare functions in Main (though you can do this in Java[i]Script[/i]).

[sub]Also please import System. It makes it way easier.[/sub]
[sub][sub][sub]And camelcase your variables.[/sub][/sub][/sub]
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I think I get what I need now. Lemme try it.

Also we're only allowed to use resources we've been given, and that doen't include importing system.

Also also, are they not already?

Also also also, thank you.