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Java Java Basics Getting Started with Java Strings, Variables, and Formatting

Raphael Pavani Duarte da Silva
Raphael Pavani Duarte da Silva
1,030 Points
Posted by Raphael Pavani Duarte da Silva
Raphael Pavani Duarte da Silva
1,030 Points

Please help me, I don't know what to do, I tried a lot of answers, but seems to be wrong.

I whant to out put my name, but I tryed: console.printf("Lara"); String firstName ="Lara" console.printf("%s",myName);

What can I do ?

Name.java 
// I have setup a java.io.Console object for you named console
String firstName = "RAPHAEL";
console.printf("RAPHAEL");

1 Answer

Luca Cunico
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Luca Cunico
Courses Plus Student 14,196 Points
Luca Cunico
Luca Cunico
Courses Plus Student 14,196 Points

Hey,

Your code is correct. The only problem is you have to put a precise String inside the console.printf method and that string needs to be "<YOUR_NAME> can code in Java!".

console.printf("RAPHAEL can code in Java");