DarkwolfX37

Lunacy of Love: A CYOA Magical Girl Roleplay [Completed]

Hey before I jump in when I shouldn't, can I get a pm or answer here if it's okay to reveal, of whether or not Minnie has a Time specialization? More specifically if she used it to reverse the train.

Lunacy of Love: A CYOA Magical Girl Roleplay [Completed]

@DarkwolfX37

Oh. ._.

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Ill go fix that.

@Majoras End

Please don't it's hilarious like this. "I digest" is always true unless they don't have to eat and it makes it seem like a clever joke instead of a mistake and I love it.

Lunacy of Love: A CYOA Magical Girl Roleplay [Completed]

It wasnt a typo though.

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@Majoras End

I know it's still a word but the phrase is "But I digress," it refers to a change in topic. Using digest in the context of it meaning to understand something by period of reflection doesn't make sense if it's used to refer to something nearly instantaneously. Just plug in the definition to see if it fits.
"Haha, isn't that ironic, cause that's why I'm heading over there!" Scout chuckled as she slowed down to go behind Lily's motorcycle. "But I [understand after a period of reflection], if ya wanna really know if I am a magical girl, then lead the way."
Whereas if you plug in digress like the phrase normally does, it fits.
"Haha, isnt that ironic, cause thats why im heading over there!" Scout chuckled as she slowed down to go behind Lily's motorcycle. "But I [leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing], if ya wanna really know if I am a magical girl, then lead the way."

Lunacy of Love: A CYOA Magical Girl Roleplay [Completed]

Can I just point out maybe my favorite typo ever.
" Scout chuckled as she slowed down to go behind Lily's motorcycle. "But I digest, if ya wanna really know if I am a magical girl, then lead the way." "
"But I digest" is entirely accurate but just hilarious to throw in in regular conversation. I might have to steal that.

Myriad Reality

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I got the joke but felt the need to be historically accurate.

@Host

Wrong timeline.

Myriad Reality

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You get a solar eclipse, an earthquake, and the souls of the dead rising from their graves.

@Host

Not sure you got the joke but okay.

Myriad Reality

"Time to teach jerusalem what happens when you cross jesus."

Myriad Reality

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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.

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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.

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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 JavaScript).

_{Also please import System. It makes it way easier.
And camelcase your variables.}

@Host

That does definitely make sense. Just wanted to make sure.

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Nah. That isn't even an error actually. My only error is in Line 4, where I am trying to create a method. I get an error telling me that "void" is not a valid type for the variable "swapFunction".

@Galaxy Raider

Okay so in future maybe mention what line is the error and put your { as a seperate line unless CS doesn't let you do that. It looks better and is easier to parse mentally.

Myriad Reality

Dahv, could you help me out with something real quick?

CS Stuff

import java.util.Scanner;
public class SwapValues {
public static void main(String[] args) {
public void swapFunction(int a, int b) {
// First, I declare the new Scanner to take the user's input for integers.
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Enter a value for Value 1: ");
int V1 = in.nextInt();
System.out.println("Enter a value for Value 2: ");
int V2 = in.nextInt();
// Next, I reiterate what the user entered for their values, allowing them one more chance to see if the values they entered are the values they intended to enter.
System.out.println("Value 1 = " + V1);
System.out.println("Value 2 = " + V2);
// Now, I simply assign new variables for V1 and V2, appropriately named NewV1 and NewV2, and set their values equal to the opposing variable's old value.
int NewV1 = V2;
int NewV2 = V1;
// Lastly, I display to the user what the swapped values are.
System.out.println("The new value for Value 1 is: " + NewV1);
System.out.println("The new value for Value 2 is: " + NewV2);
}
}
}

What on Earth am I doing wrong with my method creation? Am I just missing something because I don't know of some other step(s) I need to do or what?

@Galaxy Raider

It's not as simple as a typo with "Scanner in" needing to be "Scanner.in" is it?

Lunacy of Love: A CYOA Magical Girl Roleplay [Completed]

@Majoras End

Interesting~ I really like this new girl, here's hoping she runs into Makoto at some point.