Here's a stripped down copy of my code:

In the main method:

BufferedReader infile = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(args[0]));
PrintWriter outfile = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter(args[1]));
Quiz thisquiz = new Quiz(infile, outfile);

In the Quiz class:

Quiz(BufferedReader inf, PrintWriter outf) throws IOException // Constructor
{
in = inf;
out = outf;
}

See I'm trying to pass 2 object to a class constructor but I get a NoSuchElement exception. Please help, I need this in the next couple hours

I don't see an error in the code. What line is the error on?

- taubz

Exception in thread "main" java.util.NoSuchElementException
at java.util.StringTokenizer.nextToken(StringTokenizer.java:235)
at Quiz.readFile(GradeQuiz.java:99)
at Quiz.<init>(GradeQuiz.java:87)
at GradeQuiz2.main(GradeQuiz2.java:14)

The last line is the real error, it's when I try to pass infile and outfile to the Quiz constructor

Oh my god, I am sorry guys. It's late at night, I'm tired, and this huge project is due in the morning. I got a little paranoid when I couldn't get my code to work. The problem was I was formatting my input file wrong, and trying to use nextToken() when there were no other tokens on the line, I'm such an idiot.

The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. But yes, I understand how something like that can happen.

Why didn't you ask on your brilliant OForum (or whatever) and get yourr 150 replies?

On a side note, "The last line is the real error" -- uhm, no. :) The real error is always in the first line of the stack trace that involves your source "at Quiz.readFile(GradeQuiz.java:99)". I guess you were *that* tired.

Good luck finishing it.

- taubz

ForumOC is more about overclocking and modding your comp. Yeah your right taubz, stack trace, these things just slip from my head now and then.