whu my code doesnt work in itneleIDE but it works in Eclipse

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Use the keyboard to enter three integers. Display the number of positive and negative numbers in the original set in the following form: "Number of negative numbers: a", "Number of positive numbers: b", where a and b are the relevant values.

Examples:
a) if you enter the numbers:
2 5 6
then we display:
Number of negative numbers: 0 Number of positive numbers: 3

b) if you enter the numbers:
-2 -5 6
then we display:
Number of negative numbers: 2 Number of positive numbers: 1

Requirements:

The program should read the numbers from the keyboard.
The program should display text on the screen.
The program should display the number negative numbers in the original set.
The program should display the number of positive numbers in the original set.
If there are no negative numbers, the program should display "Number of negative numbers: 0".
If there are no positive numbers, the program should display "Number of positive numbers: 0".
Note that "0" is not a positive or negative number.

package en.codegym.task.jdk13.task04.task0429; import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.InputStreamReader; /* Positive and negative numbers */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); int number1 = Integer.parseInt(reader.readLine()); int number2 = Integer.parseInt(reader.readLine()); int number3 = Integer.parseInt(reader.readLine()); int counter = 0; if (number1 <= -1) {counter ++;} if (number2 <= -1) {counter ++;} if (number3 <= -1) {counter ++;} {System.out.println("Number of negative numbers:" + " " + counter);} if (number1 >= 1) {counter ++;} if (number2 >= 1) {counter ++;} if (number3 >= 1) {counter ++;} {System.out.println("Number of positive numbers:" + " " + counter);} } }

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Guadalupe Gagnon

Level 37 , Tampa, United States

27 July 2022, 14:50

What do you mean? Are you asking why the task isn't validating? This is because the output is incorrect. The second example is: -2 -5 6 and the correct output is: Number of negative numbers: 2 Number of positive numbers: 1 Do you mean when you hit the run button it isn't running? This could be because you haven't set up intelliJ with the JDK, or maybe you are running the wrong code, or if you copied and pasted the code into intelliJ from another source then the class, imports, package information would be incorrect. I couldn't make the determination of what the problem is from the information that you gave. If it is running the wrong code, which is a very common user error, then try hitting the green arrow in the line numbers to the left of the main() method (see picture):

This will run the current code. IntelliJ is set up to create and build HUGE programs with multiple different entry points. Codegym tasks are one HUGE program where each individual task is an entry point. Because of the intelliJ way intelliJ is designed, when you click the run button at the top of the page it will run the code that it is set to run, which may not be the code you are looking at on your screen. By hitting the green arrow to the left of the main() method you want to run it will run that specific code every time.