Making a /report command, need help

Hello, I am a new coder so please don't shout on me that I did it wrong because I already know that.

So here is my code :

Code:

else if(commandLabel.equalsIgnoreCase("report"))
            {
                if(sender.hasPermission("sc.report"))
                {
                    {
                        {
                            sender.sendMessage(ChatColor.RED + "Thank you for reporting. Abusing /report may cause a ban / kick");
                            String args1 = "args.length > 1";
                            String argsplayer = "args.length == 1";
                            for(Player p : Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers())

                            if(p.hasPermission("servercontrol.phreceive"))
                            {
                                p.sendMessage(ChatColor.RED + sender.getName() + " Has reported " + argsplayer + "reason :" + args1 + ChatColor.YELLOW + "What will you do ?");
                            }
                            else sender.sendMessage(ChatColor.RED + "Not enough arguments ! Correct usage : /report <Player> <Reason>");
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

If anyone can help me I will be glad. Please if you can explain what have I done wrong, so next time I will be able to do it by myself.

I am mostly confused about how can I copy the <Reason> which is argument/s and so people with permission.reportreceive will receive the report in chat.

Best regards, and thank you, FreeMotion.

 

@FreeMotion45 1. Use cmd.getName() not commandLabel.
2. Erm... Why is your string "args.length > 1" That's a check.. Can you please explain why this is a String?
3. Same as above with argsplayer

 

I am very new, and I mostly confused about Strings/Arrays..... I am still learning how to use those. And I already wrote above that I am new to those.
But if you could explain me how I can fix it and what was my problem I will be glad. Thanks .

 

Why three brackets? I know one is for the if statement, but what are the other two for?

Also, stick to Formatting Conventions. Try to keep the open/close brackets on the same line as the if statement.

These are just strings. It will return those sets a characters and not the actual args.

I think what you want a String builder to turn all the args after args[0] into one string, and args[0] to get the first argument.