Create rounds [HELP]

hello, im pisto and i have a question, im noob at java and i don't know how to do a round, can u send me a code or tell me how i do that? thanks [tutorials accepted too]

if(round.1 == STARTED) {
//DO STUFF
}
if(round.1 == FINISHED) {
//STUFF
}

Somethink like that?

THANKS

 

@PistoFrancoPuumm What do you mean by "a round"?

 

@SuperSniper like "ROUND 1 HAS STARTED"
"60 seconds left"

PD: I edit the post

 

We won't spoonfeed, and you should learn java before bukkit, it is pretty much necessary.

 

@mcdorli Ill take it that he also needs the links to the "Java Tutorials".

Here you go:
http://bukkit.org/threads/plugin-dev-sticky-learning-java-where-to-learn.350132/
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/

 

Some advice with booleans, you dont need a seperate conditional to check both its states, its either in progress, or its not.

Checking if its started or finished is unnecessary, if its in game do this, if its not in game, then prepare the next one.

if(round1.INGAME){

}else{

}

 

DON'T USE == BUT .equals() !
Always !

 

@lilian58660
No. That's downright wrong.
Don't ever tell people that again, because it's simply not true.

== is mostly for primitive comparisons, and enums.
.equals() is for object wrapper value comparisons.

== compares the memory location of two objects
.equals() compares the effective value of two objects.

 

thanks, i gonna use now

thanks, next time i do this thanks

ok, i gonna do this now, thanks

<Edit by mrCookieSlime: Merged posts. Please don't triple post. There is an Edit Button right next to the Date.>

 

You're not serious, right?

 

What?

obvoulsy i don't gonna take this ever, but i learned something today

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

I can't even...

Look, @PistoFrancoPuumm, you gotta learn Java before using the Bukkit API.
Some good links were posted above: