Java headache problem

[dm0ney]

public class SellStockTest
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
//Declares, Instantiates new SellStock class
    SellStock iSellStock = new SellStock();
//Price of stock
    iSellStock.addPrice(10.125);
//Number of stock
    iSellStock.addNumbers(11);
//Calculate Value of Stock!
    iSellStock.addValue();
//Add commission owed from stock sales, Calculates
    iSellStock.addCommission(1.5);

//Not sure what you wanted here?
    double totalValue = iSellStock.getProceeds();
//Print out statements
System.out.print("This program calculates the net proceeds from a sale of stock to be:");
//This could either be as follows or you could printout totalValue since you declared it above.
System.out.println(iSellStock.getProceeds());
}

EDIT: must declare variables like AIBOB above said. I did that and forgot to forward that on to you.

This is an edited version of the last class. You never calculated the value of the stock, so it would output zero. I added your function call to calculate Value (addValue()) and to my knowledge it works in that implementation.

Might I suggest using setValue, setXXXX, getXXXX for variables. The addXXXX gets confusing. Also change the counts to something even iXXXX where X is the variable and set price = iPrice.

Hope that helps, Good Luck.