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So I'm making a festival scheduling app that takes user input from a Swing GUI and then schedules all the songs according to time and priority.

I'm just wondering do I store the input in multiple Variables or an array.
Also, after that how do I put this input into another class for processing?

The deadline is getting closer so if there is anything you can suggest I would be really grateful!

What I have tried:

Storing the input in a global variable.

Scoring the internet for the right answer. Not sure where to begin.
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Richard MacCutchan 15-May-22 10:54am    
You can store the details anywhere you want. But without more details of your code it is impossible to make a valid suggestion.
daniel wakeley 21-May-22 8:41am    
Hi sorry for the late reply. Here is roughly what I want to do.
I'm just wondering how to actually store the inputs into a class instance instead of an Array


  //Instatiates driver method
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        PetInput ArE = new PetInput();
        ArE.driver();   //lines edited to meet JavaRanch restrictions on abbreviations
    }
     
     private class AddPetButtonHandler implements ActionListener
    {
       public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
       {
         petName = String.parseString(nameTF.getText());
         petAge = Int.parseInt(ageTF.getText());
         petGender = //not sure how to store gender
          
         petInfo.add(petName);
         petInfo.add(petAge);
         petInfo.add(petGender);
         }
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    }



Pet p = new Pet();
p.setName(nameBox.getText());
p.setSize(Integer.parseInt(sizeBox.getText()));
// etc etc

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