Java Error: Should be declared in a file named

Question

I'm fairly new to Java and trying to figure out how to solve the following error:

Error reads

CalculatorWithMemory.java:1: class Calculator is public, should be declared 
  in a file named Calculator.java
public class Calculator

So my thought was that this means that I have to save 2 different .java files. However, this being for a class, I only have a provided text block to type my solution into so I cannot save these as .java files. Any thoughts on a solution would be great.

Thanks in advance!

To Provide all the information. I'm trying to solve for the following.

Question

The superclass Calculator contains:

• a (protected) double instance variable, accumulator, that contains the current value of the calculator.

write a subclass, CalculatorWithMemory, that contains:

• a double instance variable, memory, initialized to 0
• a method, save, that assigns the value of accumulator to memory
• a method, recall, that assigns the value of memory to accumulator
• a method, clearMemory, that assigns zero to memory
• a method, getMemory, that returns the value stored in memory

Answer 1

As the error message implies, if you declare a class as public, it needs its own .java file. If you don't want to do that, then don't define it as public.