PLZ, do not write your Java code with an opening bracket on a new line.
PLZ, do not write your Java code with an opening bracket on a new line.
PLZ, do not write your Java code with an opening bracket on a new line.

This may be a good practice in other languages like c#, but in Java, this is considered a GARBAGE CODE.

This means that anyone who sees it will automatically close the file or even block you.

Please do not pollute the code with mixed conventions. Either follow entirely the thrashy new line bracket pattern or just stick to the native Java approaches.

But combining everything makes your code overrated even for a Thrash Can and it may be best to start learning the language anew from "A" to "Z", starting with how to write basic Java classes, methods, and variables.

You may have to create the same class 100 times until your brain comprehends that brackets on new lines are not meant for Java.

Repeat after me:

1. Open brackets on new lines are not meant for Java. Never type move the opening brackets on a brand-new line since it's a thrash approach.
2. Open brackets on new lines are not meant for Java. Never type move the opening brackets on a brand-new line since it's a thrash approach.
3. Open brackets on new lines are not meant for Java. Never type move the opening brackets on a brand-new line since it's a thrash approach.
4. Open brackets on new lines are not meant for Java. Never type move the opening brackets on a brand-new line since it's a thrash approach.

You can continue yourself for homework later on - it looks like you need it considering the struggle to remember it.

This is very serious and it is subject to penalties if it is being done on a production code. For example, I would have fired you immediately without even allowing you to say something - just GO AWAY!