HOW TO DO THIS PROGRAM PLZ EXPLAIN

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CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere

Java Syntax, Level 1, Lesson 4

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I ANT UNDERSTAND HOW TO DO THIS PROGRAM . DO WE HAVE TO USE A LOOP HERE? HOW TO DO THIS PROGRAM PLZ EXPLAIN

package com.codegym.task.task01.task0114; /* CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { String s = "CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere"; while i = 1 i<=10 ,i++; } }

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Anjali Chaurasia

Level 2 , Navi Mumbai, India

10 January 2019, 10:40

System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere"); you can write this line 10 times OR instead of writing same line 10 times write the same program using For Loop public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { for(int i = 0; i < 10;i++) // use this instead of (i=1 i<=10 i++) { System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere"); } } }

Guadalupe Gagnon

Level 37 , Tampa, United States

28 December 2018, 14:57

you can do it this way:

System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");
System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");

but it looks like you are trying to make a 'for' loop. This is the way to do that:

for(int i = 0; i < 10;i++) // use this instead of (i=1 i<=10 i++)
{
   System.out.println("CodeGym. Learn once - use anywhere");  // or 's' if you want
}