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William Juste
7,822 PointsMethod that Ben mentions.
Around the 1:15 sec mark of the video. Ben mentioned something about a double.toString method for setting the text for the temperatureLabel. Does anyone know how to use that, rather than then ( + "") way he gets it to a String value?
3 Answers
Sai Sushanth Durvasula
2,759 Pointstry String.valueOf(num) where num is of double datatype. Hope this helps!
William Juste
7,822 PointsI did-
private void updateDisplay() {
String tempString = String.valueOf(mCurrentWeather.getTemperature()) ;
mTemperatureLabel.setText(tempString);
}
and it seems to be working- Thanks!
William Juste
7,822 PointsNo idea why my comments come out looking like that, btw
Nicolas Hampton
44,638 PointsBelow each comment and answer box is a link to the markdown cheatsheet. That better explains how to get code windows to show in your comments, like you accidentally did here.
William Juste
7,822 PointsOHH I SEE
String firstName= "Nicolas";
console.printf("Thanks for your help, %s!", firstName);