Which object do I use?

I don't understand which object I should put inside the identifier for Wind beaufort = new Wind(___);. The first line of code here is the constructor and the second is the class

import java.util.Scanner;  public class WindSpeedCalc  {      public static void main(String[] args)      {          Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);          System.out.print("Wind speed in km/h: ");          double kmH = scanner.nextDouble();                              Wind wind = new Wind(kmH);          System.out.printf("The wind speed is equivalent to %.2f knots to two decimal places\n", wind.calculateKnots());          Wind beaufort = new Wind(idkk);          System.out.printf("The wind speed ranks around a %.1f on the Beaufort Scale\n", wind.calculateB());                    System.out.print(wind.analyzeWind());      }        }  

This is the class that connects to the constructor above. I don't believe there is anything wrong with this one.

public class Wind  {      double kmH;      final double KM_IN_MI = 1.852;        public Wind(double speedKmH)      {          kmH = speedKmH;      }      public double calculateKnots()      {          double knots = kmH / KM_IN_MI;          return knots;      }            public int calculateB()      {           double mS = kmH / 3.6;           double pow = 2.0 / 3.0;           int b = (int)Math.round(Math.pow((mS / 0.836), pow));           if(b > 12)            b = 12;           return b;       }            public String analyzeWind()      {          String s = "";          if(kmH < 2)              s = "Wind is calm";          else if (kmH > 120)               s = "European storm";          else               s = "Moderate to strong wind";          return s;      }  }  

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66823674/which-object-do-i-use March 27, 2021 at 04:08AM