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Java

Posted by Adam Arafat
Adam Arafat
1,066 Points

**SOLVED** What's wrong with the code?

So the following link is a screenshot of my code, I was wondering why it shows me the 'if' response when I put in a value that isn't being blocked. What am I doing wrong here? It had worked earlier, I can't see any changes that I've made.

http://i.imgur.com/9M2UayW.jpg

1 Answer

Steven Snary
Steven Snary
17,540 Points
Steven Snary
Steven Snary
17,540 Points

Looks like you have an extra ";" at the end of your second if expression - remove that and see if it fixes your problem. :-)

Adam Arafat
Adam Arafat
1,066 Points

Steven Snary I can't seem to find it. Could you point out which line its in.

Seth Kroger
Seth Kroger
56,416 Points

Line 27, the end of the if statement. The semi-colon there separates the if statement from the block, so the block will always run.