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Michael Vicente
Courses Plus Student 408 PointsDeclare an int variable
String[] frogNames = { "coqui", "fred", "king"}; String bestFrog = "coqui";
int numberOfFrogs = ?.nextInt(frogNames.length); what I'm missing?
3 Answers
william parrish
13,774 PointsfrogNames.length naturally returns a integer, without you having to do any sort of conversions or casting.
Therefore you probably want something more like:
int numberOfFrogs = frogNames.length;
Give it a try,
Michael Vicente
Courses Plus Student 408 PointsThanks so much.
russkaphar
264 Pointsty