how can we do this task

Without fancy stuff (although it is cool), you can just use a System.out.print However, it's not really practice. You can create a class called whatever you want, initialize month, day, and year, and then display them. If (too_hard==true) System.out.print ("4 27 2019");

We can also use SimpleDateFormat Date date = new Date(); SimpleDateFormat simpleDateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MM dd yyyy"); String d = simpleDateFormat.format(date); System.out.println(d);

Re quoting Khurram (from Lahore) "Keep it simple!!!". Dates aren't introduced yet so why to bother yourself with them. Try something similar to this simple thing --- System.out.println("03 04 2019");

you can look this discussion... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26717733/print-current-date-in-java and then modify the date output format to MM dd yyyy

try to keep it simple, the Date class is introduced in Level 8. Just display the actual date in integer / string format in a println function

wrong order - compare wrong 2018-11-22 OK 06 15 2018

try this: System.out.println(java.time.LocalDate.now().toString().replaceAll("-"," "));