Java HALLLP

can you lads assist me with how to change the commented values...this is my first day at Java

(and no its not for an assignment)

Thank you :D

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package Class;

public class UserClass{
public String UserID;
public String UserPasswd;


public String getUserID() {
return UserID;
}
public String getUserPasswd() {
return UserPasswd;
}
public void setUserID( String userID){
this.UserID = userID;
}
public void setUserPasswd(String userPasswd) {
this.UserPasswd = userPasswd;
}

public void handleUser(){

System.out.println(getUserID());
//change userID value
System.out.println(getUserID());

System.out.println(getUserPasswd());
//change userPasswd value
System.out.println(getUserPasswd());

}

}

The assignment is JEWS.

In advance the following code is testing purposes


System.out.println(getUserID()); //to view the orig value
//change userID value            //to change UserID in setUserID()
System.out.println(getUserID()); //to check value change

System.out.println(getUserPasswd());//to view the orig value
//change userPasswd value           //to change UserPasswd in setUserPasswd()
System.out.println(getUserPasswd());//to check value change

if i go

setUserID((System.in)); it tries to force this gay shit - - -

public void setUserID( InputStream in){
        this.UserID = in;
    }

seriously not for an assignment, my university semester has finished,

trying to make an application because i'm fucking lazy (not sure how that works)

bumping for answer

bumping for JEWS

real helpful vipper,

glad i'm no longer pounding the waste gash you crawled out of

>>7
My name is VIPPER.

point being?

JEWS

>>3

I assume u are trying to read values in from the keyboard? not just pass hard coded values right?

if so:

tring keyboardInput = "";

InputStreamReader converter = new InputStreamReader(System.in);
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(converter);
keyboardInput = in.readLine();
setUserID(keyboardInput);

>>12

tring should obviously be String*

public String UserID;
public String UserPasswd;

should be private as well, otherwise getters and setters are kind of pointless

If you are not typing in anything, just call the set method. If you are typing something, then just use scanner and assign it to a variable and put that variable as an argument to the set method.

>First day working at Java.

>Don't know Java

>Don't know how to code with Java

HURR