I have this class:
public class Period {
private BigDecimal periodAmount;
public BigDecimal getPeriodAmount() {
return periodAmount;
}
public void setPeriodAmount(BigDecimal periodAmount) {
this.periodAmount = periodAmount;
}
And I was testing this on Main:
public static void main(String[] args){
BigDecimal total = new BigDecimal(0);
List<Period> periods = new ArrayList<Period>();
Period periodOne = new Period();
Period periodTwo = new Period();
Period periodThree = new Period();
Period periodFour = new Period();
periodOne.setPeriodAmount(new BigDecimal(33564899.47));
periodTwo.setPeriodAmount(new BigDecimal(22978517.87));
periodThree.setPeriodAmount(new BigDecimal(19526899.32));
periodOne.setPeriodAmount(new BigDecimal(18056899.98));
periods.add(periodOne);
periods.add(periodTwo);
periods.add(periodThree);
periods.add(periodFour);
for(Period b : periods){
total.add(b.getPeriodAmount());
}
System.out.println(total);
}
But it throws me a NullPointerException that I couldn't find the reason. I tried without a list, like this:
BigDecimal total = new BigDecimal(0);
Period periodOne = new Period();
periodOne.setPeriodAmount(new BigDecimal(33564899.47));
total.add(periodOne.getPeriodAmount());
System.out.println(total);
And then I get the total printed as 0. What am I doing wrong?