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Android Build a Simple Android App (2014) Getting Started with Android Troubleshooting Java

Posted by naveen reddy
naveen reddy
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i am using string favoritecolor = "blue"; but its wrong plz help me iam struck

am using string favoritecolor = "blue";

Color.java 
favoriteColor String equals "";

1 Answer

jacklaurencegaray
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jacklaurencegaray
Courses Plus Student 1,174 Points
jacklaurencegaray
jacklaurencegaray
Courses Plus Student 1,174 Points

Java is case-sensitive. You have to make sure your declaration of your variable String is capitalized on the very first letter of the word.

Here's the solution: String favoriteColor = "blue";

An alternative can be: String favoriteColor; favoriteColor = "blue";

I hope this helped.