Java, non-static cannot be reference to static context

Question

Doing Java course, at UNI atm, and I\'m having a bit of trouble with a dice-problem.

I have the following:

 public class Die {
   public int eyes;
   pri         


        

Answer 1

n is not a static variable, so you cannot refer to it in a static manner (Die.n).

Since it is an instance variable in the Die class, and you are referring to it in the Die class, you can just use n instead of Die.n.

Answer 2

Remove

Die.n

and change it to simply

n

If n were declared static, you could use the both notations, even though the first one would be redundant (because you're from the inside of containing class)