Error Sites for Beginners?

Hey nekilof just one thing keep on trying sometimes it will take 2 hours to understand a single jargon sometime it will click ? You in minutes so just keep on trying trying trying ...... don't listen to others it's hard or it's difficult you have started it so keep on going Particularly to your problem try to find a easy way !!!! I.e leave some things which you don't understand and move on sometime after you will relate and do it .I tried the same and it worked for me

Keep coding

Bhushan Sabadra Bro what you meant was exactly right...I sometimes dont think too much about the errors....if any error popups i just find out about that particular error only...as you mentioned sometimes later on it will click our mind...even now with Mr. Craigs vids....i watch but when I watch it again only I will understand certain things hahaha....Then i look at my self like a fool...thinking what was I doing when i watched the 1st time...

Anyways bro thanks for your advice... <Peace/>

Hi nekilof: One of the best places for beginners is right here on Treehouse. Today (Sept 2017) I got the following error: TreeStory.java:13: error: incompatible types: String cannot be converted to boolean
String name = console.readline("Enter your name: ") ;
I googled it & of course, I saw those Stack Overflow entries, but I looked a few entries down the page and found several that were right here on Treehouse. I picked the first one and it was my exact mistake: I spelled the method wrong. I wrote readline instead of readLine: https://teamtreehouse.com/community/java-error-string-cannot-be-converted-to-boolean

But wait, that was not my only mistake! After fixing the first one, I ran it again, and it even asked me for the name and the adjective, but then it gave me this error: Exception in thread "main" java.util.MissingFormatArgumentException: Format specifier '%s'
at java.util.Formatter.format(Formatter.java:2519)
at java.util.Formatter.format(Formatter.java:2455)
at java.io.Console.format(Console.java:170)
at java.io.Console.printf(Console.java:209)
at TreeStory.main(TreeStory.java:15)
This time when I searched for: Exception in thread "main" java.util.MissingFormatArgumentException: Format specifier '%s', the first SEVERAL entries were for Treehouse. The first one was not very helpful, but the second one spelled exactly what it should look like so I could match up where the closing quotes belong. I had mine at the end, just before the closing ) parenthesis, instead of at the end of the string, BEFORE the comma after the string (and I was missing the comma between the two variable names.

After I fixed all three of the above errors, using at least 3 Treehouse entries, my code ran properly. Google + Treehouse are your new best friends, but if you still get stuck after fixing several errors like this, then you can always just ask code questions right here in these forums too.