The Java Number class is an abstract class and cannot be instantiated.
public Integer tempNum = new Integer(1);
should work. Or you could simple use the primitive int value such as
this.
public int tempNum = 1;
Check out the java documentation and the Number class.
Michael.
On 27-Nov-03, at 6:08 AM, Drew Thoeni wrote:
I am trying to put a numeric value into an Number object using:
public Number tempNum = 1;
But I get "incompatible types" on compile.
I'm new to Java but this seems analogous to the Java
public String tempString = "abc";
Which compiles fine.
I get the same "incompatible types" with:
public Integer tempNum = 1;
What am I missing?
Drew
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