March 3rd, 2007, 08:34 PM
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Stuck with "need return statement" error, but my returns are fine
Hello peeps, thanks for viewing and taking the time out to help me.
Code:
public static int compareTime(String time1, String time2){
String firstLine = time1;
StringTokenizer firstNumTime = new StringTokenizer(firstLine, ":");
int realNumTime1 = Integer.parseInt(firstNumTime.nextToken());
String secondLine = time2;
StringTokenizer secondNumTime = new StringTokenizer(secondLine, ":");
int realNumTime2 = Integer.parseInt(secondNumTime.nextToken());
if( (realNumTime1 - realNumTime2) < 0)
return -1;
if( (realNumTime1 - realNumTime2) > 0)
return 1;
}// compareTime
this method is suppose to read in 2 strings
"12:57" and "2:45"
the method then takes in the first number before the ":" and converts it into an integer.
The return statements are clearly stated, but when compiled I get
"missing return statement"
}//compareTime
1 error
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