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OscarRyz
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carFields[1].getClass() is going to represent a Field object. You want carFields[1].getType().getFieldsgetDeclaredFields().

Also, as BalusC commented, be careful. The fields aren't necessarily in the order you expect.

carFields[1].getClass() is going to represent a Field object. You want carFields[1].getType().getFields().

Also, as BalusC commented, be careful. The fields aren't necessarily in the order you expect.

carFields[1].getClass() is going to represent a Field object. You want carFields[1].getType().getDeclaredFields().

Also, as BalusC commented, be careful. The fields aren't necessarily in the order you expect.

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developmentalinsanity
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carFields[1].getClass() is going to represent a Field object. You want carFields[1].getType().getFields().

Also, as BalusC commented, be careful. The fields aren't necessarily in the order you expect.