illegal start of expression
[182 byte] By [veroknotta] at [2007-10-2 14:56:42] 
HIIm guetting an illegal start of expression with the following double x= (double).parseDouble(s);s is a string , any one has a clue ?Thanks
double x= (double).parseDouble(s);
This line does not make sense. double is a primitive and you can not call a method (aka dereference) a primitive. You probably meandouble x= Double.parseDouble(s);
The API is your friend.
atmguya at 2007-7-13 13:39:32 >
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