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I created this class on paper and I dont have access to a computer that I am able to test it on. But from what I can see it seems that it is correct and should work according to what the function descriptions say and I was just wondering if any of you could spot some errors?
Thanks
public class Event implements Comparable {
     private boolean arrDep;        //1 = arrival 0=departure
     private int eventTime;
     private int eventLength;
      * Constructor used to create a new arrival event
      * @param time the time the arrival occurs
      * @param length the length of the transaction
     public Event(int time, int length)
          arrDep = true;
          eventTime = time;
          eventLength = length;
      * Constructor used to create a new departure event
      * @param time the time the departure occurs
     public Event(int time)
          arrDep = false;
          eventTime = time;
          eventLength = 0;
      * Returns the time that the event occurs
      * @return the time of the event
     public int getTime()
          return eventTime;
      * For arrival events, returns the length of the transaction
      * For departure events, returns 0
      * @return the length of the transaction
     public int getTransLength()
          return eventLength;
      * Used to determine if the event is an arrival event
      * @return true if the event is an arrival, and false otherwise
     public boolean isArrival()
          return arrDep;
      * Used to determine if the event is a departure event
      * @return true if the event is a departure, and false otherwise
     public boolean isDeparture()
          return !arrDep;
      * Used to determine which event will happen first
      * @return 0 if this.getTime() == rhs.getTime()
      *        -1 if this.getTime() <  rhs.getTime()
      *         1 if this.getTime() >  rhs.getTime()
     public int compareTo(Object rhs) {
          if(this.getTime() == ((Event) rhs).getTime()) return 0;
          else if(this.getTime() < ((Event) rhs).getTime()) return -1;
          else return 1;
}

Answer 1

Your In the Clear
everything complies perfectlydon't be mean, no it doesn't >-)
@OP, it probably does compile, I haven't tried. looks ok. but your question raises a few interesting points
1) can you trust total strangers to answer this honestly? would it matter? only way to know whether something will work is to try it yourself, and since you can't do that at the moment, there can be no consequences to any answer you get
2) what use would even an honest answer be? suppose we all agreed on "no". then what? you re-write it? why? you can't use it. if we all agree on "yes"? so what? you have some source code on paper that will compile, finally, when you get to a machine, at which point you can find out for yourself anyway :-)