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1,350 PointsString Variable
There is no error in Preview but what is that Bummer! that says "Did you create a variable and given your name"
// I have setup a java.io.Console object for you named console
class Intro {
public void main(String[] args) {
String firstName = "Priyatham Kunarapu.";
console.printf("My Name is %s\n",firstName);
}
}
2 Answers
Allan Clark
10,810 PointsLooks like you are a bit ahead of the curve for this exercise. You don't need to create a class or main method for it. Also print out exactly the prompt. Just use the lines:
String firstName = "Priyatham Kunarapu.";
console.printf( "%s can code in Java!", firstName);
Kevin Frostad
3,483 PointsThe exercise says to create a String with your name in it. It didn't ask for more. It wouldn't know your class contains a method with the variable inside.
Just write:
String firstName = "Your name";
Priyatham Kunarapu
1,350 PointsYeah I got it now. Thank you my friend.
Priyatham Kunarapu
1,350 PointsPriyatham Kunarapu
1,350 PointsYeah I got it now. Thanks ya.