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Java Java Basics Using your New Tools Coding the Prototype

Eleni Minadaki
Eleni Minadaki
3,687 Points
Posted by Eleni Minadaki
Eleni Minadaki
3,687 Points

Hi!I would like to ask why in string adverb = console.printf is Enter an adjective and not a adverb? Thanks a lot.

String adverb = console.printf("Enter an adjective: "); on screen lesson. Shouldn't be ("Enter an adverb: ");

2 Answers

Raymond Wach
Raymond Wach
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Raymond Wach
Raymond Wach
7,961 Points

Hi Eleni Minadaki, are you suggesting that there is a typo in the video or asking a question about the code?:

String adverb = console.printf("Enter an adjective: ");

It looks like if you found a typo, you should contact Treehouse Support directly instead of posting in the forums, but I am not familiar with that process.

Eleni Minadaki
Eleni Minadaki
3,687 Points
Eleni Minadaki
Eleni Minadaki
3,687 Points

Hi Raymond Wach, thanks a lot for your answer. ok i ll ask Treehouse.