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You can do it internally, using a field; and, you can add an Actor class to display the value of the field externally.

Thanks man! I just did some short changes and was able to fix this. I got it all figured out, thank you tho. I have been reading the "forums" or whatever you would call this

I will do that. Thank you for your help!

Try: <Code Omitted>

Thanks ill try this out

No. You probably need to change line 5 to this: <Code Omitted>

With a number interval of 100: <Code Omitted>

Thanks again guys you saved my butt!

thanks for the help and the fast response

A few questions: (1) what class do your Level1, Level2, etc. classes extend? (2) will the number of apples eaten always be 5 when changing from Level1 to Level2; and will the number always be the same when changing from any level to the next (but not necessarily 5)? (3) is there only one Schwein object added into any world?

I think you missed something in my last post. Line 2 (the while statement) has a semi-colon at the end of it. This says to run the loop without processing anything until a key of length one is entered through the keyboard. There is actually no code within the loop.

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Also, the anotation is very much appreciated. and so is your patience with me.

Either use: <Code Omitted>