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If you have two methods (constructor or not) in a class which both have
identical signatures (i.e. same name, return type and arguments) how can
a client of the class specify which one to call? It just doesn't make
sense.

I don't see what you want to accomplish with the code after the //now...
line.

Tom

Jonathon Bates wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
> I have a quick question in regards to constructors!
> When compiling a class file, I get the following error:
> 
> [batesy@batesy assignment2]$ javac as2q1class.java
> as2q1class.java:68: Duplicate method declaration: as2q1class(int)
>         public as2q1class(int theassign_two)
>                ^
> as2q1class.java:77: Duplicate method declaration: void set(int)
>         public void set(int newassign_two)
>                     ^
> as2q1class.java:83: Duplicate method declaration: as2q1class(int)
>         public as2q1class(int thetest_one)
>                ^
> as2q1class.java:92: Duplicate method declaration: void set(int)
>         public void set(int newtest_one)
>                     ^
> as2q1class.java:98: Duplicate method declaration: as2q1class(int)
>         public as2q1class(int thetest_two)
>                ^
> as2q1class.java:107: Duplicate method declaration: void set(int)
>         public void set(int newtest_two)
>                     ^
> 6 errors
> 
> Now I am soooo far lostand I dont know why!
> I have both the class + the client file located at
> http://batesy.iinet.net.au/java/problem/
> 
> If someone could please provide some feedback It would be greatly appreciated!
> I was under the imporession that the code was all correct!
> 
> Cheers
> Jonathon Batesy