NextChar Help Needed!

[Darl]

I am getting and error on line 26 with Size = keyboard.nextChar ();. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help and time.

/**
* @(#)MariosPizza.java
*
*
* @author 
* @version 1.00 2010/1/24
*/

import java.util.Scanner;

public class MariosPizza {
public static void main(String args[]) {
char	Size;
int	 TopComb;
float Price, GST, PST, StudentDiscount, SeniorDiscount;
boolean Senior, Student 
Scanner keyboard = new Scanner (System.in);

System.out.println ("Welcome to Mario's Pizza")
System.out.println ("L = Large Pizza $9.99")
System.out.println ("M = Medium Pizza $7.99")
System.out.println ("S = Small Pizza $5.99")
System.out.println ("Please pick a basic size of pizza (S,M or L)")
Size = keyboard.nextChar ();
System.out.println ("You chose:" + Size) 

switch (Size) {
case 'L': 
case 'l': Price = 9.99f; break;
case 'M':
case 'm': Price = 7.99f; break;
case 'S':
case 's': Price = 5.99f; break;
default : System.out.println ("Not a valid choice!!");
}	

System.out.println ("Choose your topping combination (1 to 5)")
System.out.println ("1 = Peperoni")
System.out.println ("2 = Combination (Peperoni, Green Peppers and Mushrooms")
System.out.println ("3 = Hawaiian (Ham and Pineapple)")
System.out.println ("4 = Meat Lovers (Sausage, Peperoni and Bacon)")
System.out.println ("5 = Vegetarian (Tomatoes, Olives and Green Peppers)")
TopComb = keyboard.nextInt ();

switch (TopComb) {
case '1' : Price = Price + 1; break;
case '2' : Price = Price + 3; break;
case '3' : Price = Price + 2; break;
case '4' : Price = Price + 3; break;
case '5' : Price = Price + 3; break;
default : System.out.println ("Not a valid choice!!"); 
}
}
}

[kfcSmitty]

You're missing several semicolons, nextChar is not a method of Scanner and your Price variable has not been initialized.

You could turn your Size variable into a string and then use Size.charAt(0) to grab the first character entered, or you could do System.in.read to grab character input.

Also, your final Price case is attempting to compare a char and a float, which will never give the result you're expecting.

[ComputerJy]

To read a char use "char Size = (char) System.in.read();"