"Hi, Amigo. You're doing great. Here is a new exercise for you: write a program that accepts some data from the keyboard and displays text that uses that data:"
Enter a number
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Craig
about 7 hours ago
Don't care for this lesson as it's forcing me to use code a certain way instead of teaching the ways to use it. For example, I've taken Java lessons and always used "Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in);" to create input and then the input would be like String = number and number = scnr.nextLine(); There are many different ways to do something, so don't act like this is the only way. I signed up for this course hoping it would better explain the different ways to do the same thing.
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what???
17 May, 10:46
im so good. like a butterfly.
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Ali-alshehri-11
22 April, 20:58
I am so inspired by this lesson
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Himanshu Singh
18 March, 06:19
Keep learning!! and be consistent.
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Fred Mordecai Wireko
21 February, 16:47
The explanation is not clear this time. I can’t learn what I don’t understand.
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Himanshu Singh
18 March, 06:20
yup totally agree with u, previous lesson was supposed to be with this task as here there is no guidance
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Miles118
11 April, 06:22
The best way to learn is to practice. Just keep practicing, you will succeed. That's what I did. Good luck.
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Anon#10923148
21 January, 11:45
so i create a class/object/something that i name something like "reader" and then i say that my variable is equal to reader and then i put . and choose/call some kind of standard method?
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tony Backend Developer at Intuit
30 October 2021, 13:31
very useful courses of java, why not translate the story to chinese, i think there are many people like codegym
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Hoist
17 September 2021, 05:40
You have to look around this Website to solve challenges. There is out-of-order learning all over this course ! It's by design. Spoon feeding doesn't get inside your head and stick. Here: create an InputStreamReader object and pass it an input stream ( from the keyboard or a file .... ) that it will read data. It also converts byte streams to character streams.
How in the world does this work?
https://codegym.cc/groups/posts/4-reading-from-keyboard
https://codegym.cc/groups/posts/245-inputoutput-in-java-fileinputstream-fileoutputstream-and-bufferedinputstream-classes
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Anonymous #10772722
15 September 2021, 02:21
"Plan to conquer the world" is obnoxious. Nothing states that the order of input needs to be the number then the name. A programming course should be accurate, as we're expected to be accurate without our code.
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Cleber Machado Backend Developer
13 October 2021, 11:55
A ordem está no input (embaixo)
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Travis McKinstry Backend Developer at ThoughtWorks
28 October 2021, 15:28
What do you mean? The terminal shows that a name is first passed in, then below that a number. The acceptance criteria shows the sentence you need to display to the terminal.
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Anonymous #10772722
8 January, 02:35
The order of input on the console should be insignificant. On top of that, if you read the lines in the same order they're printed back in AND the order the requirements list them in, the code fails. I had to read a comment from another user that suggested to reverse the order so the first input is the number and the second is the name to be able to pass the task. The code check is inaccurate and illogical. Hopefully it was fixed by the time you commented and is why you're not sure what I meant.
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Anonymous #10783086
13 September 2021, 16:03
How do we input data in intelligIDE?
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