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Jorge Ponce
2,252 Pointshelp i dont now whathappend
help with this i use the keyword
Random randomGenerator = New Random ();
int randomNumber = randomGenerator.nextInt(facts.length);
fact = facts [randomNumber];
2 Answers
Jason Wiram
42,762 PointsChallenge one: Don't do more than the challenge asks. Your first line is close. "New" should not be capitalized though. I would also advise not adding a space between your class/object and method - example: Random().
Two: Your randomNumber variable should be created using nextInt(). "Facts" from the videos has nothing to do with this challenge.
Three: When limiting the range of your randomNumber, use a number (not a variable that doesn't exist in this challenge).
Four: Create a string named as required in the instructions and use string concatenation (like in the lessons) to convert your number to as string.
Random randomGenerator = new Random();
int randomNumber = randomGenerator.nextInt(10);
String intAsString = randomNumber + "";
james south
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,271 Pointsjust do exactly what the challenge asks. this code is close but not exactly right. firstly, the keyword is new, not New. also, there is no reference to anything called facts in the challenge.