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Zach Enseleit
538 PointsIDE difference?
Why is it that on an IDE, calling 'console' is not acceptable?
2 Answers
Zhaopeng Wang
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 32,210 PointsIf you are working with Java in IDE, most of the time, you would use System.out.printf:
In the video, the lecture import Java.io.Console, and you might not need that if you are using IDE such as IntelliJ
Check the following Treehouse answer,
https://teamtreehouse.com/community/what-is-the-difference-between-systemoutprint-and-consoleprintf
Martin Gallauner
10,808 PointsLike Zhaopeng said, you can use System.out.print()
On the job you are going to use the debugger instead of any console output. Which IDE are you using?
Zach Enseleit
538 PointsI am using IntelliJ