I'm a new Java programmer who just encountered his first null pointer exception. I went on a wild goose chase through my classes, but came up with nothing.
I'm following Kilobolt's Java game development tutorial (http://ift.tt/1aU24yT) and I've reached the very end. Unfortunately, I'm getting a null pointer exception in the update function of the game's enemy class. I can post the full source code if needed, but here are the snippets that I think are most pertinent.
The null pointer is coming from
} else if (Math.abs(robot.getCenterX() - centerX) < 5) {
I did some investigation and found that printing robot inside the enemy class prints null. Deeper go, we must. I'm getting robot from a getter function here:
private Robot robot = StartingClass.getRobot();
And the corresponding function in StartingClass is:
public static Robot getRobot() {
return robot;
}
With robot defined as:
private static Robot robot;
I can tell that robot isn't null in StartingClass because I can call the same getter function and print out a result. I don't understand why it doesn't carry over through the getter function.
Thank you.
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