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 &nbsp;You do not have to import anything. Just put all the classes in the same package and then you can access them by simply declaring them - without importing them.<br />
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&nbsp; Hope it helps.
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 You do not have to import anything. Just put all the classes in the same package and then you can access them by simply declaring them - without importing them.

  Hope it helps.

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What sort of a proposed answer is that???
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What sort of a proposed answer is that???

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what is this vogen?<br />
you can post comment and dont propose somebody's comment as proposed answer. <br />
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mb... 
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what is this vogen?
you can post comment and dont propose somebody's comment as proposed answer.

mb...

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A vote of confidence in someone else's response is not an answer.
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A vote of confidence in someone else's response is not an answer.

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Hello all<br />
I have a class Fred. &nbsp;A Fred object has a property a and a public boolean method b().<br />
I also have a class Barney, which is very important to a lot of other classes. &nbsp;Barney's main data object is an array of Fred objects:<br />
public Fred[][] fredArray = new Fred[8][8];<br />
Lots of other classes need to access this array of Fred objects.<br />
One of them, class Wilma, wants to say something like:<br />
boolean wilmaBool = fredArray[x][y].b()<br />
What verbiage needs to be at the top of which classes to make this happen?<br />
I mean, I probably need stuff like import or maybe package at the top of some/all of these classes, but I'm a bit lost as to what goes where.<br />
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Thanks for your help,<br />
<br />
Edmund
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Hello all
I have a class Fred.  A Fred object has a property a and a public boolean method b().
I also have a class Barney, which is very important to a lot of other classes.  Barney's main data object is an array of Fred objects:
public Fred[][] fredArray = new Fred[8][8];
Lots of other classes need to access this array of Fred objects.
One of them, class Wilma, wants to say something like:
boolean wilmaBool = fredArray[x][y].b()
What verbiage needs to be at the top of which classes to make this happen?
I mean, I probably need stuff like import or maybe package at the top of some/all of these classes, but I'm a bit lost as to what goes where.

Thanks for your help,

Edmund

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