Accessing data in an array of objects..

Question

I've created the classes
public class Box
int width;
int height;
int depth;
     public Box(int a, int b, int c)
     width = a;
     height = b;
     depth = c;
     public void getWidth()
     System.out.println(width);
     public void getHeight()
     System.out.println(height);
     public void getDepth()
     System.out.println(depth);
}and this collection of boxes...
public class Collecton
     int count = 0;
     Box[] BoxCollection;
     public Collection
     BoxCollection = new Box[50]
     public recbox(int a, int b, int c)
     BoxCollection[count] = new Box(a, b, c)
     count++
     public printBoxes()
     System.out.println("Box Number = " + count);
     System.out.print("Box Width: ");
     BoxCollection[count].getWidth();
     etc...
}Now, I call this in the main code so that after each box is created, the specs of the box is printed back out onto the screen. The calling procedure works
However, only the Box Number part seems to print... the width, height and depth all don't work.
Am I accessing the data stored in the array of objects incorrectly?
Please advise.
Thanks

Answer 1

a b and c come from user inputs via an input/output lib... and you are sure this user input works? Perhaps you're searching in the wrong place: Do a System.out.println(a + ", " + b + ", " + c) just after getting that user input (from console?) and check the values.
Patrick