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You could check it to under any value; but to be equal to a value, you need to be more careful. You could use 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, or 20.

That would be a very general description of the bread which has nothing to do with how you are trying to code it. I mean, I now how to make a submarine sandwich and how to order one at Subway. My question was, basically, how (and where) did you declare the variable 'bread' in your code?

I need it because i need to move a girl the number of boxes which the die showed. And i want to do this the computer, not the person who plays. And it is repeted until you arrive at 29 from 1. Did you understand?

Thank you so much!

I think you need to simplify your code a bit. Using the 'playSound' method, for one thing, does not give you any control over the sound (it will play through without you being able to stop it). You should be creating GreenfootSound objects at the time you will be playing them and assign them to a specific field until a guess is made. A simple act method might be something like this:

I forgot that the class would be Actor.class. Other Actors.

Thank you

Thank you for your help anyways. Have a good one.

Got it! Thanks for the help!

Multiple issues with the line. First off, you use a single equal sign to assign a value to a variable (the double equal sign is for comparing for equality). Secondly, the 'getButton' method returns an 'int' value; but, you are attempting to assign it to a variable that you declare as type MouseInfo (should be 'int button = maus.getButton();'.

The 'orderOutForPizza' method should be in your MyCat class -- not in the CatWorld class.

Generally, you should describe your problem instead of saying "it is not working". What I can tell you from your code is that 1. line 3 should be outside the method 2. line 29 will never be executed because the condition in line 23 is the same as in 28