What could be wrong here and how to deal with it? Wrong point and bracket? How?

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You are trying to call class methods in the middle of declarations of another class. This is not how it works. It's not clear what's in your MainClass class, but nevertheless, I suppose it should look something like this.

Your MainClass

class MainClass{ String myLittleString; public String getMyLittleString() { return myLittleString; } public void setMyLittleString(String myLittleString) { this.myLittleString = myLittleString; } }

Class with public static void main function

 public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { MainClass Nechto = new MainClass(); Nechto.setMyLittleString("ЗАРАБОТАЛО"); } }