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I’m not going to fix your code for you. Doing that is part of your<\/em> homework. However, here are a couple of hints to start you in the right direction.<\/p>\n

Hint: Look carefully at how your Reservation<\/code> constructor (tries to) initialize the object’s fields. See the problem? <\/p>\n

Hint 2: The problem that tripped you up is that getguest()<\/code> is returning null<\/code> …….<\/p>\n

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While I have your attention, there are numerous style errors in your code, but the worst is your complete disregard<\/em> of the Java converions for identifier names:<\/p>\n