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roshaan zafar
3,868 Pointswhat could be the problem
rectify me please
String firstName="roshaan";
console.printf("roshaan");
4 Answers
Daniel Szepanski
Courses Plus Student 5,098 PointsHi, try to declare your console like ->
Console cons = System.console();
String firstName = "roshaan";
cons.printf("Hallo %s", firstName); // <--don't forget to use your variable
or as Aymen Hachicha said use System.out.printf("Hallo %s", firstName);
Hope i could help you.
Aymen Hachicha
12,653 PointsIt's System.out.printf(); not console.printf :)
Matthias Nörr
8,614 PointsString firstName = "roshaan";
System.out.print(firstName);
The problem is still there. In the first line you create a new variable called firstName and store "roshaan" inside. If you want to print out the String-Variable you have to insert the name of the variable into the print-command.
Aymen Hachicha
12,653 Pointsprintf or println not print ..
Matthias Nörr
8,614 PointsSystem.out.print does also compile. It just does not look pretty.