classes

Code:

...
memoryTeams[] goldteammemory;
...
if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("cmd")){
            goldteammemory = new memoryTeams[args.length];
            for(int i=0;i<args.length;i++) {
                goldteammemory[i].team = new Team().gold;//Error in this
                goldteammemory[i].nickname = args[i];//and this lines.
            }
            return true;
        }

Code:

public class Team {
    Team gold;
    Team undef;
}

Code:

public class memoryTeams {
    Team team = new Team().undef;
    String nickname;
}

 

Thanks for your advanced and thorough description on what was wrong...

 

Alright. How to fix this error?

 

Well you never specified a real error, but one problem I see here is this... i<args.length, it should be i>args.length, because i will never be less than args.length, only equal to or greater than...

 

you'll not even get into the loop if you change it to yours. when you do a for loop through an array, the index must be smaller than the actual size of the array at any time. So it's totally correct there.

 

Sorry I just derped there.