java - Calling a class from same package and assigning variables -


i'm trying pull restaurantselector1 class cuisinechoice can able have users input choices can assign variables in restaurantselector1(if makes sense. have:

in restaurantselector1:

public class restaurantselector1 {  public static string getrandom(list<string[]> list) { random random = new random(); int listaccess = random.nextint(list.size()); string[] s = list.get(listaccess); return s[random.nextint(s.length)];   }   public static void main(string[] args){ arraylist<string[]> westvillagecuisine = new arraylist<string[]>(); westvillagecuisine.add(expensive.westvillage.italian); . . . westvillagecuisine.add(expensive.westvillage.greek);  final string[] randomcuisine =      westvillagecuisine.get(random.nextint(westvillagecuisine.size())); final string randomrestaurant =  randomcuisine[random.nextint(randomcuisine.length)]; final string[] randomwvitalian = westvillagecuisine.get(0); final string westvillageitalian = r    randomwvitalian[random.nextint(randomwvitalian.length)]; system.out.println(getrandom(westvillagecuisine)); system.out.println(randomrestaurant); system.out.println(westvillageitalian); }

and cuisine choice class:

class cuisinechoice{ public static void main(string[] args){ restaurantselector1 = new restaurantselector1();  system.out.println("what price range looking for? 1 = $-$$ , 2 = $$$-$$$$");     scanner scan2 = new scanner(system.in);     string price = scan2.next();     if (price.equals("two")){         price = "expensive";     system.out.println("in neighborhood eat?");     scanner scan = new scanner(system.in);     string location = scan.next(); if (null != location)switch (location) {         case "tribeca":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location + " " + type + " " + price);               break;              }         case "west village":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location + " " + type + " " + price);                  break;             }         case "flatiron":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location + " " + type + " " + price);                 break;             }         case "chelsea":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location + " " + type + " " + price);                 break;             }         default:             break;     }     }       else{     price= "inexpensive"; system.out.println("in neighborhood eat?");     scanner scan3 = new scanner(system.in);    string location1 = scan3.next(); if (null != location1)switch (location1) {         case "tribeca":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location1 + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location1 + " " + type + " " + price);                 break;             }         case "west village":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location1 + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location1 + " " + type + " " + price);                 break;             }         case "flatiron":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location1 + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location1 + " " + type + " " + price);                 break;             }         case "chelsea":{             system.out.println("great! , type cuisine in " + location1 + " ?");             scanner scan1 = new scanner(system.in);             string type = scan1.next();             system.out.print(location1 + " " + type + " " + price);                 break;             }         default:             break;     }  } } }

i can't figure out how use user inputs of location , cuisine types inputs random restaurant of cuisine in location. i'm having trouble getting restaurantselector1 class show in cuisinechoice @ all.

any appreciated!

both have main method, 1 start point of application, , structure of application, in same package or different package? , have typo in code if statement, doesn't have "{" open statement, , in case statement don't need "{}".

if (null != location)switch (location) {

it should be:

if (null != location){ switch (location) {

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