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yogi gorle
113 Pointsplease help me in this
how to start
// I have setup a java.io.Console object for you named console
string.firstNmame="yogi";
console.printf("hiiiiiii this is yogi %s"fisrtName);
1 Answer
Gaurav Munjal
Courses Plus Student 2,390 PointsIt should be like this
/String declaration was incorrect, keyword is String with s capital. Space in between variable name and keyword for example String firstName/
String firstName = "Yogi";
/console.printf("hiiiiiii this is yogi %s"fisrtName); should be like this/
console.printf("hiiiiiii this is %s", firsttName); (If you are solving a challenge, print exactly the same statement what task is asking for for example console.printf("%s can code in Java", firstName);)
/Additional Note: : In your challenge you need to use console.printf(). It is because we are invoking console applications otherwise you may also use System.out.printf(""hiiiiiii this is %s", firsttName); . This will not need you to import java.io.Console and instantiate it for example Console console = System.console();)/
Let me know if that helps, Thanks !
-Gaurav