I got the first statement to repeat but how do I call the second statement?

With other words: In the print method, you don't have to assign any value to the s variable. When you call the print method from the main method (first in line 9), then this method-calling will send the "Java is easy to learn" value to the s value of the "print"method! The print method will receive this string value into the s variable. Consequently you can use this s variable with its value immediately, there in the print method. When all your commands of the print method are executed, then the program go back to the main method, to the line 10. It will call the same print method, again! But now with a new string value.

You only need one print method, in fact, having 2 (the way you have it in your code) will cause an error. Let's break down how methods work a bit. A method is just a block of code. The advantage of using methods is that you can execute a whole chunk of code simply by calling the method instead of writing out the whole code each time. Methods can take arguments: on line 13, when you write "String s" all that is saying is that this particular method can take a String variable as an argument. This means, that whenever you call the method, lines 9 and 10, the block of code inside the method body will be executed on the passed argument. The passed arguments in this case are: "Java is easy to learn!" and "Java opens many opportunities!" So now, try thinking, how would you accomplish this task without using the print method, then simply put that code inside the print method