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//private fields of the class
private String species;
private final int name;

//static variable to keep count of objects
private static int monsterCount = 0;

public Person(int = monsterSpecies, int myName){
species = monsterSpecies;
name = myName;
monsterCount++;
}
//This is an instance method
public void setSpecies(String monsterSpecies){
species = monsterSpecies;
System.out.println("This user is now a "+species);
}

//this a void method
//does not return anything
public void printSpecies(){
System.out.println("Species: "+species);
}

/*this is static method, again*/
public static void getMonsterCount(){
String add = "been created.";
System.out.println(monsterCount==1? monsterCount+" person has "+add:monsterCount+" monsters have "+add);
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
//create a new object, obviously a monster for the funsies
Monster me = new Monster("Mike Wazowski", 1);

me.printSpecies();
me.setSpecies("Memes");
me.printSpecies();

Monster.getMonsterCount();
Monster another = new Monster("Donald Trump", 2016);
Monster.getMonsterCount();
}
}

So, anyone else got perfectly good Java Code that the compiler doesn't accept as real?