can any1 find out where i have made mistake??

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public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { writeToConsole("Hello, World!"); } public static void writeToConsole(String s) { //write your code here String s1 ="printing:" +s; System.out.print(s1); } }

Implement the public static void writeToConsole(String s) method, which adds "printing: " to the beginning of the string and displays the altered string.

Example output for "Hello, World! ":
printing: Hello, World!

Requirements:

Add a writeToConsole method that takes a String argument.
The writeToConsole method must be void.
The writeToConsole method must be static.
The writeToConsole method must be public.
The writeToConsole method should add "printing: " to the beginning of the string and display the result.
The program should display "printing: Hello, World!".

package com.codegym.task.task03.task0311; /* Printing strings */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { writeToConsole("Hello, World!"); } public static void writeToConsole(String s) { //write your code here String s1 ="printing:" +s; System.out.print(s1); } }

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J H U X

Level 7 , Alkmaar, Netherlands

11 January 2021, 09:34

No need for creating a new variable of type String, just use println "printing: " + s. If you do want to use a new variable, make sure to remove the + s from your variable and put it in your println, so that becomes s1 + s. Don't forget to insert a space! Good luck!

William T Hilbert

Level 3 , Overland Park, United States

12 November 2018, 10:06

Looks like you need to add a space between "printing:" and "Hello, World!".

Ashish RajAnand

Level 13 , Bhilai , India

5 November 2018, 15:32

Yes bro when you run the program , it gives output printing:Hello, World! ^ space You can find out yourself. you can use "printing:"+" space"+s

Mehul Mehta

Level 2 , Delhi, India

5 November 2018, 08:54

You can try the code given below. package com.codegym.task.task03.task0311; /* Printing strings */ public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { writeToConsole("Hello, World!"); } public static void writeToConsole(String s) { //write your code here // Do not use the String s1. //String s1 ="printing:" +s; // Use a string in the System.out.print() method and concatenate variable s to it. // Variable s has the value "Hello, World!" which was passed as an argument. System.out.print("printing: " + s); } }