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CHRIS AJAYI-OBE
2,736 PointsCan anyone spot the issue with my code?
Hi guys, I'm working through the Feeling Loopy with Java lesson and am following along in a separate workspace .I'm on the final video ,Branching Statements and have copied the code exactly as I see .Ive gone through the errors but can't seem to spot them.
I included my code below.Many Thanks. import java.io.Console;
public class Prizes {
public static void main(String[] args) { Console console = System.console(); String[] rsvps = Rsvps.shuffled(); int prizesGivenAway = 0; int drawingNumber = 0; }
while (prizesGivenAway < 5) {
String winner = rsvps[drawingNumber];
drawingNumber++;
console.printf("Is %s present? ", winner);
string isHere = console.readLine();
if (isHere.equalsIgnoreCase("no")) {
continue;
}
String size = console.readLine("What is your shirt size? ");
prizesGivenAway++;
}
}
1 Answer

CHRIS AJAYI-OBE
2,736 PointsThanks jhon White.
Appreciate the help.

jhon white
20,006 Pointsyou are welcome :)
jhon white
20,006 Pointsjhon white
20,006 PointsYou just need include you loop in side you main function, and capitalize your "isHere" string type like "String". after that you should be good. Good luck :)