How to enter gregorian calendar parametrs when instanciating ?

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Greetings ,
How to instanciate the Gregorian calendar parametrs in my main method ?

I have this constructor :

Java

public Personne(String leNom,String lePrenom, GregorianCalendar laDate, Adresse lAdresse){
        nom = leNom.toUpperCase();
        prenom=lePrenom;
        dateNaissance=laDate;
        adresse=lAdresse;
        nb_instance ++; 
        }

So i want to test the object by instanciating it from main :

Java

public class test {
    public static void main(String [] args{

            Personne personne1 = new Personne("Voronitski,Viktor,1986,Calendar.FEBRUARY,25,"Slavinskogo");
        }

}

The compiler is saying that actual parametrs differs in lenght.

Posted 27-Nov-14 5:52am

voronitski.net

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Nov-14 12:49pm

This is not a valid code, because "" are unbalanced.
Without it, we cannot count the number of your parameters in the call. But frankly, we don't have to do that. I think the ability to use brain and count to 4 is one of the prerequisites to asking questions at the forums. Count them accurately and match their types and semantic roles correctly.
—SA

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PIEBALDconsult · Answer 1 · 2014-11-27T06:35:00

Solution 1

Personne personne1 = new Personne("Voronitski","Viktor",1986,Calendar.FEBRUARY,25,"Slavinskogo");
                                             ^ ^      ^ -------------------------

0) You're missing some quotes
1) You provide three parts of a date, not a date.

Posted 27-Nov-14 6:35am

PIEBALDconsult

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voronitski.net 27-Nov-14 14:25pm

still doesn t want to accept the date format