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Courses Plus Student 723 Pointshttps://w.trhou.se/5stnss4arb is a link of my workspace i took a snapshot of this becouse is not working everytime
when i write a program in my workspace it say error the console, when i write javac in the command it says error and i am sure i wrote the program right, so i need help!!
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there! I took the liberty of forking your workspace and taking a look around. You have a few syntax errors. Also, your class is named Introductions
, but your file is named naasir.java
. You may not do this and expect it to compile. The file also needs to be named Introductions.java
.
You missed the import statement to use java.io.Console
so when it gets to the line where it's making a new instance of this, it had no idea what you mean. Also, you miscapitalized String
as string
when setting up your main
function. You typed string[] args
but you meant to type String[] args
. Yes, capitalization is critical. Finally, you have written System.printf
, but you meant to write console.printf
because the System
class has no printf
method. The printf
method belongs to the Console
class.
I've made another workspace with the changes required that you need to get it to compile using your current file names. You may take a look at it at this link.
Hope this helps!
ayub ali
Courses Plus Student 723 Pointsayub ali
Courses Plus Student 723 Pointsno wonder you have alot of points and yes it did