A little bit stuck creating a new object in a class.

[wr3tched]

Hey all I was wondering if someone could help me out with a pretty simple Java program, I'm pretty sure most of the code I have is correct but at one point it is giving me an error of "cannot be resolved into variable". Can someone possibly take a look at my code?


Where it says grossPay in "WeeklyPayroll(name,hourlyWage,hours,grossPay);" is where I am getting my error.

	Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
		System.out.print("Please enter an employee name for employee1: ");//Tom
		String name = keyboard.nextLine();
		System.out.print("Please enter weekly hours of working for employee1: ");//40
		int hours = keyboard.nextInt();
		System.out.print("Please enter hourly wage for employee1: ");//18
		double hourlyWage = keyboard.nextDouble();
		WeeklyPayroll employee1 = new WeeklyPayroll(name,hourlyWage,hours,grossPay);

and here is the class WeeklyPayroll

	private String name;
	private double hourlyWage;
	private int hours;
	private double grossPay;
	
	public WeeklyPayroll(){
		name = "";
		hourlyWage = 0.0;
		hours = 0;
		grossPay = 0.0;
	}
	
	public WeeklyPayroll(String ininame, double inihourlyWage, int inihours, double inigrossPay){
		name = ininame;
		hourlyWage = inihourlyWage;
		hours = inihours;
		grossPay = inigrossPay;
	}

	public double getGrossPay(){
		
		double grossPay = 0.0;
	 	   if(hours>40.0){  
	 		   grossPay = (hours-40.0) * hourlyWage* 1.5+ 40.0 * hourlyWage; 
	 	   }
	 	   else{  
	 		   grossPay = hourlyWage * hours;
	 	   }
	 	   
	 	return grossPay;
	}

Thanks in advanced and I am just starting Java so all criticism is welcome. Sorry for being awful.

[Fou-Lu]

Is it complaining about WeeklyPayroll or about grossPay? I'm expecting that it is complaining about grossPay and not WeeklyPayroll.
In the future make sure you post the actual error stack and not just a description of what it is.

[wr3tched]

I figured out my problem it was in the

WeeklyPayroll employee1 = new WeeklyPayroll(name,hourlyWage,hours,grossPay);

I didn't need the argument grossPay.