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Apoorv Saxena
63 Pointshelp plz i cant find the mistake
find mistake in the code.
// I have setup a java.io.Console object for you named console
string firstName = "apoorv";
console.printf("hi apoorv %s\n",firstname);
console.printf("apoorv is learning java\n",firstname);
1 Answer
chase singhofen
3,811 PointsHi Apoorv,
the 'S' should be capitolized ex. String not 'string' also, firstname variable should be 'firstName' in each console.printf statement.
PS- don't use the single quotation marks i used these to help.
console.printf("apoorv is learning java\n",firstname); --> also, replace your firstName with %s in each console.printf statement. %s replaces your having to type your name. you can put it in there anyways but you def. need the %s %s should be first in 1st console.printf statement.
good luck!
chase singhofen
3,811 Pointschase singhofen
3,811 PointsHi Apoorv,
the 'S' should be capitolized ex. String not 'string' also, firstname variable should be 'firstName' in each console.printf statement.
PS- don't use the single quotation marks i used these to help.
console.printf("apoorv is learning java\n",firstname); --> also, replace your firstName with %s in each console.printf statement. %s replaces your having to type your name. you can put it in there anyways but you def. need the %s %s should be first in 1st console.printf statement.
good luck!