Retarded programming question incoming: In java, for a homework

>>56481821
>falling for the 'enrolling at a school that teaches Java' meme

Type 'programming' in the catalog and you'll find /dpt/, the daily programming thread, you jackass.

By the way, if you need help with this and you can't even use the catalog, computer science might not be for you. Just a thought.

>>56481821
It's import java.util.LinkedList;

Google it next time. Or at least ask in the programming thread. Fuck dude.

>>56481918
Not even OP, but you're retarded, the LinkedList.java file was given by the teacher

>>56481955
Oh
lmao

>>56481821
Because everybody else in this thread is from /v/, I'll explain it.

Imports are denoted by absolute paths (implied context is the root of the project, not the path of the class you're in), as opposed to relative (what you're expecting).

>>56481916
/thread

>>56482006
and what you want to know is that since your file is in the same directory you simply create an instance of that type and its implied to the compiler that you want a file local to yours.