Thread: issue with return values stuck at 0

I'm writing this program that is a drivers license test . the main method allows the user to input 20 answers and it creates an array of those answers then it is suppose to make that a new instance of a class that checks the array of the users answers against an array of the correct answers and return true or false to tell if the user passed then I need a method to return the number of correct answers and a method to return the number of incorrect answers. My issue is that my methods for correct and incorrect are always returning 0 and the Boolean method I always false. Thanks

public class DriverExam2
   {
      private String[] correctAnswers={"b","d","a","a","c","a","b","a","c","d","b","c","d","a","d","c","c","b","d","a"};
      private String[] userAnswers=new String[20];
      boolean passed;
      int numberCorrect;
      int numberIncorrect;
 
      //constructer to set userAnswers
      public DriverExam2(String[] entered)
      { userAnswers=entered;
      }
 
      //accessor method to return userAnswers
      public String[] getUserAnswers()
      {
         return userAnswers;
      }
 
      //mutator method to assign count and pass fail
      public void setInfo()
      {
         boolean pass=false;
         int correctCount=0;
         int incorrectCount=0;
         for(int i=0;i<userAnswers.length;i++)
         {
            if(userAnswers[i].equals(correctAnswers[i]))
            {
               correctCount++;
            }
            else
            {
               incorrectCount++;
            }
         }
 
         if(correctCount>14)
         {pass=true;}
         passed=pass;
         numberCorrect=correctCount;
         numberIncorrect=incorrectCount;
      }
 
         //accessor methods to return if you passed,the correct count, and the incorrect count.
      public boolean getPassFail()
      {
         return passed;
      }
 
      public int getTotalCorrect()
      {
         return numberCorrect;
      }
 
      public int getTotalIncorrect()
      {
         return numberIncorrect;
      }
 
   }

   import java.util.Scanner;
   public class DriverExamDemo2
   {
      public static void main(String[] args)
      {
         String[] userAnswers=new String[20];
         String answer;
 
         System.out.println("please enter the testee's answers as the correspond with the question number");
 
         for(int i=0;i<userAnswers.length;i++)
         {
            Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in);
            System.out.println("Q."+(i+1));
            answer=input.next();
            userAnswers[i]=answer;
         }
      // constructor to send the users answers
         DriverExam2 exam1 = new DriverExam2(userAnswers);
 
      //call the accessor methods for total correct total incorrect and 
         System.out.println("the number of questions you answered correctly was "+exam1.getTotalCorrect());
         System.out.println("the number of questions you answered incorrectly was "+exam1.getTotalIncorrect());
 
      //get the boolean return from pass fail method and print out accordingly to wether it is true or false
         if(exam1.getPassFail())
            System.out.println("you passed your driving exam");
         else
            System.out.println("you failed your driving exam");
 
 
 
      }
   }

It was the getPassFail method but I figured it out I forgot to call the Exam1.setInfo() method in the main method so the variables I was trying to return were never set. Thanks