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Jorge Pérez
974 PointsWhat's wrong here?
String name = console.readLine("Escribe un nombre "); String pastTenseVerb = console.readLine("comía"); console.printf = ("%s really %s", name, pastTenseVerb);
// I've imported java.io.Console for you. It is stored in a variable called console for you.
String name = console.readLine("Escribe un nombre ");
String pastTenseVerb = console.readLine("comía");
console.printf = ("%s really %s", name, pastTenseVerb);
1 Answer
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,858 PointsHi Jorge,
You're doing really well, but there is a syntax error in the last line.
console.printf() is a method. Note how the parenthesis are right up against the text...
Methods take parameters, which are passed inside of the parenthesis. In your code above, you are trying to assign a value (as you would with a variable) by using the assignment operator (the equal sign), and this cannot be done with methods. So, if you just remove the equal sign and the space, the task will pass.
console.printf("%s really %s", name, pastTenseVerb);
Other than that, good job!
Keep Coding! :)
