[android-developers] Re: Android syntax problem

It looks to me like the syntax error is immediately *before* the code
you cite.

This isn't just a java issue. Compilers report errors when they detect
things that don't make sense in the current context.

But if there's something missing -- then the compiler may only notice
that something is wrong when it hits something that doesn't belong
yet.

So look, for example, for a missing "}".

If you're not using Eclipse, I highly recommend it; it will make
problems a lot easier to spot.

On Jan 3, 9:37 am, brahadeesh <bde...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>
> Hi all, I am a beginner to android. I am trying to figure out the
> errors I am getting when using the following syntax:
>
>  protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode,
> Intent data) {
>
> The following are the errors:
> 1.void is an invalid type for the variable onActivityResult.
> 2.Syntax error on token "," ";" expected.
> 3. same as 2.
> 4.Syntax error on token "(" ";" expected.
> 5.Syntax error on token ")" ";" expected.
> Sorry if you find this question trivial.

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