Calling an int to another class

Hello. I am modifying a plugin for my personal use.

I have an int called Bluescore and Redscore

if a player on the red team kills someone, a point gets added to the red team, and the int Redscore goes up one.

in the other class, I need to compare the Blusecore int and the Redscore int to see which team wins. how can i get those two ints from the first class to the second class??

 

Code:

public int score = 0; // makes 'score' accesible

Code:

private ClassThatHasScore variable;

then to get:

Code:

variable.score // etc

 

so would it be:

Code:

Class1
 
blablabla
 
public int Bluescore = 0;

Code:

Class2
 
Blablabla
 
private Class1 Bluescore
variable.Bluescore

then i can use that variable in class2?

Is this correct??

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

 

No.


I suggest learning what a constructor is

 

ok, I will do that. In the meantime, could you explain what the code you posted above does?

I understand the first part, but not the second or third.

Well, I couldn't figure out constructors.

Is there a VERY descriptive guide that you may know of?



(The main class writes the int value and the other 2 classes read the value)

What about this?

Code:

class1
 
public int score = 7;
private class1 variable;

Code:

class2
 
int placeholder;
 
variable.score = placeholder;

then I can use the int of placeholder in class 2 and it will be the same as the int score from class1?

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

 

You need to reference a class to use it's methods

Code:

public class HelloWorld {
    public int test = 5;
}

Code:

public class MathWorld {
    private HelloWorld helloworld = new HelloWorld();
    
    System.out.println(helloworld.test + "" );
}

 

Please learn proper Java, then come back.

 

Ok, I was just trying to see what I knew so far.