Has anyone got any advice on this problem?

Question

I'm just getting to grips with Java and I'm having trouble getting some code to work. I want to find out why I'm getting error messages with the following code:
public class CraftItem {
private String itemCode;
private double price;
public CraftItem(String iCode, double iPrice) {
itemCode = iCode;
price = iPrice;
public void prCraftItem(){
System.out.println("Item " + itemCode);
I'm getting:
"CraftItem.java": Error #: 206 : malformed expression at line 10, column 5 with the first bold text
"CraftItem.java": Error #: 204 : illegal start of expression at line 12, column 3 with the second bold text
I'm using a Test.java to test the program:
public class Test {
public Test() {
public static void main(String[] args) {
CraftItem nails = new CraftItem("123456",1.5);
nails.prCraftItem();
It's probably something childishly simple to Java experts but any advice for me as to where I'm going wrong with this would be much appreciated!
Thanks - Nic

Answer 1

public CraftItem(String iCode, double iPrice)
     public void prCraftItem(){}
}Nested method?