android - Finding my current Position in Java -


i've never used android packages before, , want current position. after looking online bit, i've gotten far.

import android.location.location; import android.location.locationmanager;  import android.content.*;  public class curposgetter{  public static double[] getposition(){     locationmanager lm = (locationmanager)getsystemservice(context.location_service);      location location = (location) lm.getlastknownlocation(locationmanager.gps_provider);     double longitude = location.getlongitude();     double latitude = location.getlatitude();     double[] ans = new double[2];     ans[0] = latitude;     ans[1] = longitude;     return ans; }  public static void main (string [] args){     double[] pos = getposition();     system.out.println(pos[0] + " , " + pos[1]); }  } 

the problem @ 'getsystemservice' line: reading javadocs context understand calling method in conjunction context.location_service can current position, don't understand how call getsystemservice. appreciated, i'm sure simple issue , don't understand classes i'm using.

getsystemservice() method of context class. class not subclass context. use getsystemservice() in activity (which is subclass of context).


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