Error message  "missing method body, or declare abstract"

This is my test driver. Does anyone know why it is not working?
public class TestInfo
   public static void main(String args[])
          Info results = new Info();
          printInfo();
     public static String printInfo();
          System.out.println(" The Diameter is: " + results.diam
          + " The Circumference is: " + results.circum
          + " The Area is: " + results.area);
}The error message I get is: missing method body, or declare abstract
The print block has to be a separate method. The print block works when I put it in main. When it is in a separate method and I call it in main it doesn't work

You have an extraneous semi-colon after printInfo. This tells the compiler that that's all there is for that method, which only makes sense if it's an abstract method. It sees the block after the semicolon, but it thinks it's an initializer. So it wants you to either declare it abstract, or give it a method body.
Just remove that semicolon and you're fine.

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