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Mohammed Aydid Hasan
444 PointsI have done the step 4 of Java basics exercise...but don't know why it is not accepting my task at the last bit.
what is the mistake of my last exercise?
// I have imported java.io.Console for you. It is a variable called console.
String firstName ="Mohammed Aydid Hasan";
console.readLine("Mohammed Aydid Hasan", firstName);
String lastName = "Hasan";
console.readLine("Hey, my last name is %s\n", lastName);
console.printf("First Name:%s ", firstName);
1 Answer
Erick R
5,293 PointsIt is expecting the following format:
String firstName = console.readLine(); //Store first name in variable firstName
String lastName = console.readLine(); //Store last name in variable lastName
//Print out the first and last name
console.printf("First name:%s", firstName);
console.printf("Last name:%s", lastName);
Sometimes the compiler has various tests that are specific to a challenge, if the test fails it will result in an error in the challenge. Sometimes, the implementation can be correct but the test will still fail because of the test contents. I suggest just following the instructions to the line and avoid adding or coding to it. If you want to practice, use workspaces and compile there.