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2,194 PointsWhat am I mistyping: String firstName = "Kirk"; console.printf("%s can code Java!", firstName);
For some reason, this code keeps on reading as invalid. I am not sure what I am doing wrong: String firstName = "Kirk"; console.printf("%s can code Java!", firstName);
I also tried this: String firstName = "Kirk"; console.printf("Kirk can code Java!");
But I still get an error. Can someone tell me where I have made a mistake? Thanks!
// I have setup a java.io.Console object for you named console
String firstName = "Kirk";
console.printf("%s can code Java!", firstName);
2 Answers
Tonnie Fanadez
UX Design Techdegree Graduate 22,796 PointsHi Kirk Yale
Tested your code and I can't believe the problem came about because you left out the word in inside the sentence 'Kirk can code in Java!'.
But that's where the problem is; otherwise, you're good, keep it up high.
See my code below:
String firstName = "Kirk";
//your code (omits "in")
console.printf("%s can code Java!", firstName);
//correct code(includes the word "in" between code and Java
console.printf("%s can code in Java", firstName);
Cheers man.....
Kirk Yale
2,194 PointsThanks, Tonnie! Cheers!