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William Biggerstaff
303 PointsDo while Loops AGAIN I DONT GET IT
Will someone just please clarify this code challenge for me?????? I am wasting a lot of time not getting this, it’s already been a month and I haven’t been able to progress through the java course. Please just make this as simple and concise as possible and really I would just like the code or the code with other examples. PLEASE HELP ME I DONT GET THIS STUFF AT ALL I JUST NEED TO PASS THIS CHALLENGE!!!!!!!!
String response = console.readLine("Do you understand do while loops?");
do {
console.readLine
1 Answer
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsFirst, you can continue your progress just by setting this course aside and starting the next one in your track (or of your choice from the library). After some additional course work, you can always return and finish this quiz later.
But it looks like you've passed task 1. Here are some hints for task 2:
- to "continually prompt", the readLine will need to be inside the loop
- only the variable declaration will be before the loop
- when comparing a literal with a string variable, the literal value must be enclosed in quotes (like: "No")
- remember to use the "Preview" button to get more details about compiler errors
William Biggerstaff
303 PointsWilliam Biggerstaff
303 PointsHey! Thanks a lot!