Unable to run the code in workspace

Hi there! The lines you've posted here are not an error, but rather an informational message about memory options in the JVM. They appear for everyone using workspaces.

But they don't explain why your code isn't running. To help you troubleshoot this, we'll actually need to see your workspace. This is fairly easily accomplished by clicking the camera icon on the upper right-hand side of your workspace. It will create a link which you can post here. This will allow us to fork your workspace and have a look around

Thank you Jennifer .

I'm having the same issue.

• Snapshot link: https://w.trhou.se/4as7r093uc

Until this is fixed, is is possible to test out code in my local editor (ex: NetBeans)?

Best regards.

Robert Stamate your comment ideally would be left as a new question in the forums. I'm still unsure what the original poster of the question has problems with, but your code won't compile because of syntax errors. If you check the Oracle documentation, you'll see that print is not a valid method on the Console class. However, printf is. You've acidentally typed print instead of printf twice. When I change that, your code compiles and then can be run. I then get the expected output of heyhey 2 hey. Hope this helps!

And yes, you could test it in your local editor, but it still wouldn't compile given the syntax errors

Thank you Jennifer Nordell; After I had written the comment I realized the mistake. Meanwhile I opened a new Workspace and continued working on that.