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FileNotFoundException
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james411
, May 03 2013 07:21 PM
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Posted 06 May 2013 - 09:13 PM
Hi 
What programming language are you using? Can you post the whole source code?
FileNotFoundException simply means that the program can not find the specified file. In this case I think it's board1.
What programming language are you using? Can you post the whole source code?
FileNotFoundException simply means that the program can not find the specified file. In this case I think it's board1.
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Posted 13 June 2013 - 09:38 PM
Well, I can see you are using Java. I don't know Java. But, from researching the problem, the "throws exception" clause is used when declaring a function. Your code is clearly not declaring a function, it is calling a function and therefore "throws FileNotFoundException" is not valid in this context. The compiler expects an end of line after s=UsingFiles.setFileScanner("board1") thus the reason why it insists you put a semi-colon there and complains about anything extra like "throws FileNotFoundException." I derived that from my 5 minute crash course in Java - so I might be wrong.
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