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Francisco Munoz
352 PointsCan't find the error in the text Using Random Class
the error say "randomNumber must be String", but it's declared as a string and give the error , what can I do?
import java.util.Random
val randomGenerator = Random()
val randomNumber = randomNumber.toString()
val randomNumber = randomNumber.nextInt(10)
2 Answers
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherFrancisco;
A couple of things there. First, the above code isn't utilizing the randomGenerator variable to generate a random number. Second, you'll need to generate the random number prior to converting it to a String.
Post back if you're still stuck.
Ken
Francisco Munoz
352 Pointsyeah!!, I fixed, thank you very much