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JOSEPHINE MUFOWO
Courses Plus Student 158 Pointscompiler error
Hello what is the problem with my solution?
String FirstName = ''Josephine'';
// I have setup a java.io.Console object for you named console
String FirstName = ''Josephine'';
3 Answers
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,858 PointsHi Josephine,
Your syntax is correct except for the quotation marks being used. It looks like you are using 2 single quotes? You can use either single quotes (') or double quotes ("). Double quotes, however, are an actual character. They are not 2 single quotes together. On a US keyboard, the double quotes are Shift + '.
Just fix that up and the rest looks good.
Nice job! :)
Elias Svoba
14,347 PointsUse the camel casing method on assigning your variable as well as paranthesis i.e. String firstName = ("Josephine");
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,858 PointsNice catch! Elias Svoba :)
Should've had my coffee first before answering questions. Haha.
JOSEPHINE MUFOWO
Courses Plus Student 158 PointsThank you Elias
Elias Svoba
14,347 Pointshaha
JOSEPHINE MUFOWO
Courses Plus Student 158 PointsJOSEPHINE MUFOWO
Courses Plus Student 158 PointsThank you Jason