Accessing a return String value

Hi there, I think this is simple question, but for a newbie - brain mashed!
I'm trying to access a String value from a Class (Something) into another Class (SomethingElse); can someone direct me in the right direction?
Class Something {
public String stuff( Message msg ) {
String sb = new String();
..some operation..
return sb;
Class Something {
..Need sb value!!
Cheers for the advice!

// ..Need sb value!! -- Here we go
Message myMessage = new Message(); // Does the constructor take arguments? I don't know...
String valueOfSb = mySomething.stuff(myMessage); // <--- You get sb here;) Patrick

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