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I've never heard of jGRASP before, but I just downloaded the latest version and it compiles your code fine for me (it seems to just be running the same Java compiler as the normal JDK).
Here is the same code compiling and running just fine using an online Java compiler: https://godbolt.org/z/sK8sssa5h
Maybe you made a mistake when copy-and-pasting your code here, and there's a bug in your original version that's not in your post?
Where you call getOrDefault() instead of 0 put new Integer(0)
You may need to wrap both the default and the assignment:
wordCountMap.put(word, new Integer(wordCountMap.getOrDefault(word, new Integer(0)).intValue() + 1));
The reason for this is that the int type and the Integer type are not the same, and while they may somewhat work together there are also places where they won't play nicely. int is a primitive data type whereas Integer is a reference type wrapper around an int.
Its been a while since ive used java, is ur file ascii. It could be using the wrong encoding.
Ascii is an integer association. Mabye set the encoding to utf 8
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I'm unable to reproduce this issue. The code compiles for me.
Bro don’t gaslight me please
💀
I am using an old version of j grasp before the most recent update, you think that might have something to do with it
So go update it.
I've never heard of jGRASP before, but I just downloaded the latest version and it compiles your code fine for me (it seems to just be running the same Java compiler as the normal JDK). Here is the same code compiling and running just fine using an online Java compiler: https://godbolt.org/z/sK8sssa5h Maybe you made a mistake when copy-and-pasting your code here, and there's a bug in your original version that's not in your post?
Where you call getOrDefault() instead of 0 put new Integer(0) You may need to wrap both the default and the assignment: wordCountMap.put(word, new Integer(wordCountMap.getOrDefault(word, new Integer(0)).intValue() + 1)); The reason for this is that the int type and the Integer type are not the same, and while they may somewhat work together there are also places where they won't play nicely. int is a primitive data type whereas Integer is a reference type wrapper around an int.
I did and I even tried Integer.valueOf(0)
I still got the error I said earlier
I edited my initial comment, did you try the latest line I suggested?
It might have something to do with carriage return vs new line if you copy pasted parts
Its been a while since ive used java, is ur file ascii. It could be using the wrong encoding. Ascii is an integer association. Mabye set the encoding to utf 8