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Frank Nigh
164 Points
What is wrong with String firstName = "Frank"; console.printf("%s, can code in Java\n", firstName);

Posted June 7, 2017 5:19pm by Frank Nigh

Frank Nigh
164 Points
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Ravirayappan Chinnappan
Courses Plus Student 11,293 Points
can i use import java.io.Console;, its showing error to me

Posted June 7, 2017 2:13pm by Ravirayappan Chinnappan

Ravirayappan Chinnappan
Courses Plus Student 11,293 Points
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Joseph Boro
Courses Plus Student 51 Points
JavaTester.java:74: error: illegal start of expression public class introductions { ^ 1 error

Posted June 5, 2017 4:08am by Joseph Boro

Joseph Boro
Courses Plus Student 51 Points
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Dmitriev Denis
1,281 Points
I do not understand what in this task is demanded from me? I made everything as I saw in the video.

Posted June 2, 2017 3:04pm by Dmitriev Denis

Dmitriev Denis
1,281 Points
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chris juillard
158 Points
What is a compiler error? I am trying the challenge from Java Basics, task.

Posted June 2, 2017 1:49am by chris juillard

chris juillard
158 Points
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Hector Cabildo
Courses Plus Student 203 Points
Not sure what I am supposed to do. Please help.

Posted June 2, 2017 1:01am by Hector Cabildo

Hector Cabildo
Courses Plus Student 203 Points
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shamika Geter
109 Points
On the Java basics, track can't get pass the 2nd exercise. Not sure if it's me or if there's a bug. Please assist.

Posted June 1, 2017 3:53am by shamika Geter

shamika Geter
109 Points
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Sean Walker
1,792 Points
what am i doing wrong?! console.printf("%s can code in java");

Posted May 31, 2017 11:45pm by Sean Walker

Sean Walker
1,792 Points
1 Answer
Manole Malai
33 Points
how to replace "Manole" in the next line? I don't get how to format the string.

Posted May 30, 2017 1:06pm by Manole Malai

Manole Malai
33 Points
2 Answers
Jason Cortez
704 Points
Bummer! Please make sure you leave your printf statement intact

Posted May 30, 2017 12:46pm by Jason Cortez

Jason Cortez
704 Points
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Manole Malai
33 Points
Why do I get the bummer asking me if i've created a string? I don't understand my error...

Posted May 30, 2017 4:18am by Manole Malai

Manole Malai
33 Points
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paul gaitan
355 Points
Confused what it is asking

Posted May 30, 2017 12:56am by paul gaitan

paul gaitan
355 Points
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Tal Tzabari
2,050 Points
what did i do wrong?

Posted May 28, 2017 6:57pm by Tal Tzabari

Tal Tzabari
2,050 Points
1 Answer
Mary Muiruri
477 Points
import java.io.Console; public class Introductions { Error: Could not find or load main class Introductions.java

Posted May 28, 2017 6:16pm by Mary Muiruri

Mary Muiruri
477 Points
1 Answer
Shane Smith
7,206 Points
help what am i doing wrong please

Posted May 27, 2017 11:38pm by Shane Smith

Shane Smith
7,206 Points
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Bay Faubion
946 Points
what is the string format

Posted May 27, 2017 9:10pm by Bay Faubion

Bay Faubion
946 Points
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swm r
457 Points
what am I doing wrong here in this exercise

Posted May 24, 2017 8:36pm by swm r

swm r
457 Points
1 Answer
Abdirahman Abdirahman
118 Points
Where did I go wrong?

Posted May 24, 2017 5:54pm by Abdirahman Abdirahman

Abdirahman Abdirahman
118 Points
1 Answer
PRETI YADAV
1,814 Points
is this correct - console.printf("%s can code in java\n",firstName);

Posted May 24, 2017 12:35pm by PRETI YADAV

PRETI YADAV
1,814 Points
1 Answer
Bhuvan Poudel
42 Points
Call the printf method on the console object and make it write out "<YOUR NAME> can code in Java!" answer for this?

Posted May 23, 2017 12:58pm by Bhuvan Poudel

Bhuvan Poudel
42 Points
1 Answer
coreywaszynski
39 Points
help? not sure how to interpret these syntax errors?

Posted May 22, 2017 11:58pm by coreywaszynski

coreywaszynski
39 Points
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coreywaszynski
39 Points
First Timer. Regarding syntax errors. Does the "^" arrow indicate exactly where i went wrong in the line of code?

Posted May 22, 2017 12:48am by coreywaszynski

coreywaszynski
39 Points
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victor okeke
Courses Plus Student 319 Points
submission problem

Posted May 21, 2017 5:12am by victor okeke

victor okeke
Courses Plus Student 319 Points
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Ade Aulya
174 Points
JavaTester.java:74: error: illegal start of expression public class Introductions

Posted May 20, 2017 3:25am by Ade Aulya

Ade Aulya
174 Points
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Juan Paolo Chy Cuenco
Courses Plus Student 315 Points
I did exactly what i did in the previous lesson. I typed in: string firstName= "MyName"; ---- then = error

Posted May 18, 2017 3:49pm by Juan Paolo Chy Cuenco

Juan Paolo Chy Cuenco
Courses Plus Student 315 Points
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kyle farias
Courses Plus Student 427 Points
Stuck on Define a string variable task [Solved]

Posted May 15, 2017 8:08pm by kyle farias

kyle farias
Courses Plus Student 427 Points
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Harishkumar Lohar
33 Points
cant understand where the problem is hidden

Posted May 15, 2017 7:24am by Harishkumar Lohar

Harishkumar Lohar
33 Points
1 Answer
Raphael Pavani Duarte da Silva
1,030 Points
Please help me, I don't know what to do, I tried a lot of answers, but seems to be wrong.

Posted May 14, 2017 5:06pm by Raphael Pavani Duarte da Silva

Raphael Pavani Duarte da Silva
1,030 Points
1 Answer
Amulya Arora
6,133 Points
what should we do

Posted May 14, 2017 3:30am by Amulya Arora

Amulya Arora
6,133 Points
2 Answers
Dmitriev Denis
1,281 Points
I don't understand what wrong?

Posted May 13, 2017 2:31pm by Dmitriev Denis

Dmitriev Denis
1,281 Points
1 Answer

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