how to use assigment operator

package com.codegym.task.task03.task0302; /* Display right away */ public class Solution { // write your code here public static void printString(String r) { System.out.println(r); } public static void main(String[] args) { printString("Hello, Amigo!"); } }

Line 9 (public static void printString(String s)) is a method declaration. Anytime you see the printString() within your code, that method will be called. The (String s) part of the method tells the computer that it accepts ANY String argument. s will become the string that is passed in as the argument. Line 17 is code that I described above that calls the method, and passes "Hello, Amigo!" as the string argument for 's'. So now, inside the method, s is equal to "Hello, Amigo!". all you have to do is output the variable 's' to the screen. Line13 is the correct solve for this example. Get rid of lines 10,11,12 and you will pass. Once you make the above changes you can practice if you want by changing the "Hello, Amigo!" in line 17 to anything that you want. You can also pass in variables of String type and the code will work. For example:

public static void main(String[] args) {
   String randomString = "I created this for practice semi-randomly";
   printString(randomString);
}