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pigpen · 11-17-2010, 07:44 AM

In your errorDescription() function, just simply add the word "bye" inside the double quotes of your return string

Code:

return "Error: " + today + " "+ errorDescription() +" bye : AMOUNT : " + amount;

I added the "bye" text inside the double quotes containing " : AMOUNT : " so it looks like " bye : AMOUNT : ".

You can get rid of the System.out.println line and the toString() line. You don't need that.

All you are doing is concatenating literal strings and variables via the "+" operator, so you can type whatever inside the double quotes and they'll show up.

11-17-2010, 07:44 AM	PM User \| #2
pigpen Regular Coder Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 137 Thanks: 1 Thanked 21 Times in 21 Posts	In your errorDescription() function, just simply add the word "bye" inside the double quotes of your return string Code: return "Error: " + today + " "+ errorDescription() +" bye : AMOUNT : " + amount; I added the "bye" text inside the double quotes containing " : AMOUNT : " so it looks like " bye : AMOUNT : ". You can get rid of the System.out.println line and the toString() line. You don't need that. All you are doing is concatenating literal strings and variables via the "+" operator, so you can type whatever inside the double quotes and they'll show up.