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Bonus task | Lesson 6 | Level 4

Java Core
Level 4 , Lesson 6
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"What? You figured that out already?! You can't just go and complete all my tasks. It seems to me that you're just fooling around. Here's a new task for you. It's very difficult. Pay attention and arrange everything systematically. Read the literature, and ask your friends! Nobody dares deceive the Great Diego!"

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Java Core, level 4, lesson 6
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Anonymous #11688642 Level 47
15 September 2025
Don't try to be funny like me by, say, making North American hens lay a negative number of eggs. You'll fail one of the steps if you do so.
Vazhiko Level 24
18 February 2025
Well, it wasn't tough at all, I must say. But it was a bit of a pity that 2 out of my 4 total attempts failed 'cause the compiler couldn't process the enhanced switch statement.
O H Level 32, Germany, Germany
3 January 2025
For me it was easy, but im doing it on my phone, so i have hints. It took 2 attempts tho bcuz i accidentally mixed the Continent and String types
Stas Orehov Level 22, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
12 December 2023
Good task. though i failed it many times because of lack of space: "I come from continent." instead of : " I come from continent." feel annoyed
Anton Level 47, Poznan, Poland
8 April 2025
Same type🤡
Untitled by Anon Level 49, Germany
4 May 2023
Great task. I failed the first attempted because I wrote "I lay n eggs per month" vs. "I lay n eggs a month".
Krzysiek Nowak Level 33, Poland, Poland
26 April 2023
why switch method introduced in Java 14 is not accepted in the solution?
Rene Level 28, Netherlands
14 May 2024
I had same issue and switched (no pun intended) to the if-else to get it accepted. It ran fine with switch statement in IntelliJ. Heck, IntelliJ even suggested to change my if-else into switch.
manny9876 Level 36, Israel
14 February 2023
Thank goodness for the " correct solution" button!
Tasmoda Level 28, Midrand, South Africa
10 June 2022
I enjoyed analysing this problem.👌
Jcode Level 27, United Kingdom
6 April 2022
Great task, although watch out, the verification even checks the return string. Spot the difference... "I am a chicken" "I am a chicken."
whoseunassailable Level 28, India, India
2 March 2022
the task seemed easy for me. The place where i had to give up on it is i never thought about using the switch statement instead made different variables hen, hen2, hen3 & hen4 and then assigned them different hentypes. Is there a way by which we can solve it not using the switch statements.
whoseunassailable Level 28, India, India
2 March 2022
ohhh anyways i realised that i can use the if condition.So nvm.