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C.J. Doyle
755 PointsI dont get what im doing wrong
String answerToLife = "42"; int answer = Integer.parsInt("answerToLife");
what am i doing wrong?
String answerToLife = "42";
int answer = Integer.parsInt("answerToLife");
2 Answers

andren
28,538 PointsThere are two issues:
You have a typo in the method name, you have typed
parsInt
instead ofparseInt
.You only use quotes when you want to create a string, you should not use them when referencing the name of a variable, like you are doing in the second line.
If you fix that typo and remove the quotes from the second line like this:
String answerToLife = "42";
int answer = Integer.parseInt(answerToLife);
Then your code will work.

Rukhsar Khan
1,183 PointsWould someone answer my question? newbie here.