whats the problem in this code

Atlast resolved , Here is the code. System.out.println("Your salary is: "+(+a+1000)+" dollars per month");

Your output would look like this: Your salary is:8000dollars per month. You need it to look like this: Your salary is: 8000 dollars per month. Look at your code and see why that might happen.

package com.codegym.task.task02.task0205; /* Pay raise */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { hackSalary(7000); } public static void hackSalary(int a) { int b = a + 1000; System.out.println("Your salary is:" + (a + 1000) +" dollars per month."); I have tried everything it gets everything but this one for some reason

its not related to space around variable b. It's about matching the format text int b = a+1000; System.out.println("Your salary is: "+ b + " dollars per month.");

I don't find any wrong with the code. Just rewrite the println() like this:- System.out.println("Your salary is: "+b+" dollars per month."); There should not be any gap in the string outside the " " (double quotation marks). Try this.

instead of using this int b = a + 1000; simply write a = a + 1000; and print it as follows; System.out.println("Your salary is: " +a+"dollars per month."); or simply write System.out.println("Your salary is: " + a + 1000 +"dollars per month.");