[bailey23]

I am learning about static class members. I am trying to create a bankaccount that does deposits, withdraws, etc. My code will not compile. It says that inner classes cannot have static declarations static double interestRate. I'm just a little confused. Does anyone havae any ideas for me? Thanks:)

public class account
{
	public class CheckingAccount
	{
		static double interestRate;
		private double balance;
		private int accountNumber;
		private String name;

		//Initalizes the object
		public CheckingAccount ()
		{
			balance = 0;
			accountNumber = 0;
			name = " ";
		}

Edited by Dogstopper: I fixed your code tags. In the future, please do this by yourself, as I don't have the time to fix it every time and placing code in the tags makes it much easier for us DICs to help.

Thanks
~Dogstopper.

This post has been edited by Dogstopper: 10 March 2010 - 05:25 PM

[NeoTifa]

Take the static word out. Also, . Is there a particular reason you have that static there?

[pbl]

Inner classes cannot have static variables
However the master class can so you can do somthing like that

public class account
{
     static double checkingInterestRate;

     public class CheckingAccount
     {
        private double balance;
        private int accountNumber;
        private String name;

[C++ Programmer]

Please surround your code in the Code tags please.