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Java Question: Calling a method within a method.?

• Hello, I have to write the babble method: The babble method This is a void method that takes one integer parameter. This method calls the makeASentence method the number of times specified by the parameter. That is, if the value 20 was passed as the parameter to this method, it would call the makeASentence method 20 times, causing 20 random sentences to appear in the terminal window. However, the makeASentence method should only be called if the parameter is a value greater than 0. Thus, this method needs both an if statement and a loop statement (your choice of a for loop or a while loop). Here is my code so far: public void makeASentence() { int howIndex = randomosity.nextInt( how.length ); String howWord = how[ howIndex ]; int whoIndex = randomosity.nextInt(who.length); String whoWord = who[ whoIndex ]; int whatIndex = randomosity.nextInt(what.length); String whatWord = what[ whatIndex ]; int whenIndex = randomosity.nextInt(when.length); String whenWord = when[ whenIndex ]; System.out.println(howWord +"," + whoWord + " " + whatWord + " " + whenWord + "."); } public void babble(int howManyTimes) { for (int times = 0; times < howManyTimes; times++) { if(times <= 0){} else{ String babble = makeASentence(); } } } It keeps saying that the method is incompatible type. I don't quite understand what I'm doing wrong here.

• Answer:

  Instead of String babble = makeASentence(); replace it with only makeASentence();