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Matthew Johnson
626 Points
How do you replace <YOUR NAME> in the console.printf expression with the firstName variable using the string format?

Posted October 11, 2015 4:24pm by Matthew Johnson

Matthew Johnson
626 Points
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Krista Rotchy
38 Points
call the printf method on the console object and make it write out "<YOUR NAME> can code in Java!" - I don't get this...

Posted October 9, 2015 3:37pm by Krista Rotchy

Krista Rotchy
38 Points
2 Answers
Ksenia Mikhailovskaya
94 Points
Hi there! I have troubles with printing out the string:

Posted October 7, 2015 5:11pm by Ksenia Mikhailovskaya

Ksenia Mikhailovskaya
94 Points
2 Answers
damlanuronat
39 Points
JavaTester.java:73: error: illegal start of expression public class Introductions{ ^ 1 error

Posted October 4, 2015 4:25am by damlanuronat

damlanuronat
39 Points
1 Answer
Ary de Oliveira
28,298 Points
Java Basics

Posted October 3, 2015 5:06am by Ary de Oliveira

Ary de Oliveira
28,298 Points
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Ary de Oliveira
28,298 Points
Java Basics Call the printf method on the console object and make write out "<your Name> can code in Java !"

Posted October 3, 2015 5:01am by Ary de Oliveira

Ary de Oliveira
28,298 Points
3 Answers
luca coppola
342 Points
how do i keep my printf intact?

Posted October 2, 2015 3:53am by luca coppola

luca coppola
342 Points
1 Answer
Brendan Jacobsen
596 Points
Illegal start to the expression

Posted September 28, 2015 4:05am by Brendan Jacobsen

Brendan Jacobsen
596 Points
1 Answer
Yahya Saadi
4,277 Points
Hi, am trying to do a challenge on string variables in java but am not understanding the question. Please help

Posted September 21, 2015 9:08am by Yahya Saadi

Yahya Saadi
4,277 Points
1 Answer
Ryan Galle'
4,784 Points
what does: java.util.MissingFormatArgumentException: Format specifier '%s' () mean?

Posted September 17, 2015 6:10pm by Ryan Galle'

Ryan Galle'
4,784 Points
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Meenakshi Bohra
1,182 Points
how to do this?? Call the printf method on the console object and make it write out "<YOUR NAME> can code in Java!"

Posted September 17, 2015 8:41am by Meenakshi Bohra

Meenakshi Bohra
1,182 Points
2 Answers
Aven Morgan
217 Points
What am I forgetting?

Posted September 17, 2015 6:13am by Aven Morgan

Aven Morgan
217 Points
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Patrick Heflin
6,281 Points
Challenge 2, Question 3 of Java Basics

Posted September 15, 2015 4:20pm by Patrick Heflin

Patrick Heflin
6,281 Points
3 Answers
Sheena Mammarappallil
1,871 Points
what am i doing wrong?

Posted September 13, 2015 6:07pm by Sheena Mammarappallil

Sheena Mammarappallil
1,871 Points
1 Answer
Ramesh Dhanenkula
1,987 Points
string formatter

Posted September 11, 2015 4:40pm by Ramesh Dhanenkula

Ramesh Dhanenkula
1,987 Points
1 Answer
Christopher Suazo
627 Points
Now replace <YOUR NAME> in the console.printf expression with the firstName variable using the string formatter

Posted September 6, 2015 4:21am by Christopher Suazo

Christopher Suazo
627 Points
2 Answers
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Abhijeet Pednekar
Courses Plus Student 1,566 Points
Define a string variable named firstName that stores your name. Set the value to your name.

Posted September 5, 2015 4:08pm by Abhijeet Pednekar

Abhijeet Pednekar
Courses Plus Student 1,566 Points
1 Answer
Karabo Ngoatle
404 Points
Call the printf method

Posted September 5, 2015 11:30am by Karabo Ngoatle

Karabo Ngoatle
404 Points
1 Answer
Ethan Smith
877 Points
Now replace <YOUR NAME> in the console.printf expression with the firstName variable using the string formatter.

Posted September 1, 2015 1:13am by Ethan Smith

Ethan Smith
877 Points
3 Answers
christopher watts
185 Points
Now replace <YOUR NAME> in the console.printf expression with the firstName variable using the string formatter

Posted August 31, 2015 4:46am by christopher watts

christopher watts
185 Points
1 Answer
christopher watts
185 Points
Define a string variable named firstName that stores your name. Set the value to your name.

Posted August 31, 2015 2:48am by christopher watts

christopher watts
185 Points
3 Answers
Daniela Risse
1,040 Points
Is this use of printf correct (firstName declared in advance): console.printf(firstName, "can code in Java!");

Posted August 27, 2015 5:37am by Daniela Risse

Daniela Risse
1,040 Points
3 Answers
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mike LaBianca
Courses Plus Student 2,456 Points
i know i am close need some help

Posted August 24, 2015 2:20pm by mike LaBianca

mike LaBianca
Courses Plus Student 2,456 Points
1 Answer
AYMERIC FIGEROU
3,748 Points
java.util.MissingFormatArgumentException: Format specifier '%s' ()

Posted August 23, 2015 6:00am by AYMERIC FIGEROU

AYMERIC FIGEROU
3,748 Points
2 Answers
Steven Loftus
683 Points
How do i leave my printf statement intact?

Posted August 22, 2015 7:07pm by Steven Loftus

Steven Loftus
683 Points
1 Answer
shilpavenugopal
51 Points
Illegal start of expression

Posted August 14, 2015 1:40pm by shilpavenugopal

shilpavenugopal
51 Points
2 Answers
Garvit Sharma
2,683 Points
Call the printf method on the console object and make it write out "<YOUR NAME> can code in Java!"

Posted August 8, 2015 2:26pm by Garvit Sharma

Garvit Sharma
2,683 Points
2 Answers
andrejtu7
6,649 Points
Challenge Task 2 of 3, any example of good code, i try everything...tnx

Posted August 7, 2015 5:55pm by andrejtu7

andrejtu7
6,649 Points
1 Answer
Gary Mclean
5,756 Points
Java Basics Challenge 2 0f 3 broke?

Posted August 6, 2015 9:55am by Gary Mclean

Gary Mclean
5,756 Points
2 Answers
Chris Perrett
2,958 Points
umm why does this not work?

Posted August 6, 2015 6:12am by Chris Perrett

Chris Perrett
2,958 Points
1 Answer

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