Can no one figure this out?

Question

I'm an infant learning to crawl with java. When I try to compile this it contains errors I haven't been able to eliminate. The instructions from the Prof. follow.
public class CyberPet{
public static void main(String args[]){
private boolean isEating;
private boolean isSleeping;
public CyberPet(int i, int j){(isEating = true, isSleeping = false);}
public void eat() {
eat = System.out.println("Pet is eating.");}
public void sleep() {
sleep = System.out.println("Pet is sleeping.");};
public class TestCyberPet{
public void main (String args[]){
CyberPet pet1= new CyberPet();
CyberPet pet2= new CyberPet();
pet1.eat();
pet1.sleep();
pet2.eat();
pet2.sleep();
In this Lab you will design and write a complete Object-Oriented Java Application. The program will simulate a CyberPet that responds to a simple commands. Write a class called CyberPet with two boolean private data members called isEating and isSleeping that are initialized to true and false respectively. Use overloaded constructor to initialize data members. The overloaded constructors should have none, one, and two arguments. The class has two methods. The first one is called eat() that will simply display the message "Pet is eating". The second method is called sleep() that displays the message "Pet is sleeping". Write another class that tests your CyberPet class called TestCyberPet. Inside this class create two objects called pet1 and pet2. For pet1 and pet2 call the two eat() and sleep() methods.

Answer 1

Write a class called CyberPet with two boolean private data members called isEating
and isSleeping that are initialized to true and false respectively. You don't initialize the variables.
Use overloaded constructor to initialize data members.
The overloaded constructors should have none, one, and two arguments. You only have one constructor. It takes two arguments. Stupid assignment does tell you what to do with the arguments, but I would use them to set the two variables.
The class has two methods. The first one is called
eat() that will simply display the message "Pet is eating". You are almost doing this. But why are you trying to set the variable? It doesn't say to set the variable. What you need to do is 'test' the variable. You would do this with a 'if'. If it is true then print "eating" if false then don't do anthing.
The second method is called sleep() that displays the message "Pet is sleeping". Same problem as other method. You are setting a variable - no need. Rather you need to test it.
Write another class that tests your CyberPet class called TestCyberPet. The way you have the classes defined these will have to be in different files. If you want them in the same file then the file MUST be called TestCyberPet and 'class CyberPet' MUST be private.
Inside this class create two objects called pet1 and pet2.
For pet1 and pet2 call the two eat() and sleep() methods.Seems like this part is ok.
Once you fix the above then run the compiler again. The compiler will tell you the exact line that a problem occurs on. If you can't figure out the problem with a line then repost your code AND the compile errors.