AddActionListener and Choice class

Question

Hello,
I'm using the Choice class to create my drop down list/menu. After researching the Choice class and the methods they have, (I've tried all of the getters) and the select(), to pinpoint which item in the drop down list the user has selected to have certain text display. Here's what I've coded in the if statement (that if the user selects this item from the drop down, this will happen) in the displayAllRoomsOnFloor() but the computer isn't happy with it. The error says: "{color:#ff6600}The method getItem(int) in the type Choice is not applicable for the arguments(){color}". I still don't know what method in the Choice class I'm supposed to use to figure out which item the user has selected. Please help!
Here's my code:
public class Hotel{
Panel inputPanel = new Panel();
TextArea roomDisplay[] = new TextArea[16];
Button displayRoomsOnFloor = new Button("Get Floor Info");
Choice floorNumber = new Choice();
public Hotel()
inputPanel.add(floorNumber);
for(int i=1; int<4;i++)
floorNumber.add(String.valueOf(i));
displayRoomsOnFloor.addActionListener(this);
public void displayAllRoomsOnFloor()
if(floorNumber.getItem()==1)
roomDisplay+.setText("Room 101:");+
+}+
+}+
+public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)+
+{+
+String arg == e.getActionCommand();+
+if (arg == "Get Floor Info");+
+displayAllRoomsOnFloor();+
+}+
+}//end of Hotel class+
++

Answer 1

You want to see which one the user selected, and it didn't occur to you to use the getSelectedItem or getSelectedIndex method?
On another note:
getItem takes an integer argument, and you're not passing it any, so that explains the error message (though the original error message should suffice).