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544 PointsHow do you use %s?
Using %s
// I have imported java.io.Console for you. It is a variable called console.
String firstName=console.readLine("What is your first name?");
String lastName=console.readLine("What is your last name?");
console.printf("First Name: " + firstName);
1 Answer
Amulya Arora
6,133 PointsWe use %s to represent Strings when we are printing something. Example:
String firstName = "Smith";
console.printf("My name is %s", firstName);
Ben Payne
1,464 PointsBen Payne
1,464 PointsYou could just use
console.println()
the way you're doing it. Otherwise:console.printf("First Name: %s", firstName);