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  • ey what program are you using?

  • You covered this instance not the principal. I felt like you were just narrating your keyboard, not so much explaining java or what these things meant.. =/

  • YAY

  • I wonder how they could get user input in Java before version 1.5...

  • Whenever i run the program is doesn't give me the input box thing i don't know what im missing help please?

  • Thanks dude

  • uhhh...Joseph, not John.

    Thanks again.

  • Thanks for the the input demonstration John!

    I hate how in many different Java tutorials (even on the Sun website) they show you how to output data, but not how data can be read in from a user lol.

    I appreciate this easy method. Thanks!

  • How can i print out the user's input in reverse order?

  • @Zami9000 use System.out.println

  • nice tutorial gorilla, maybe you can create tutorial where you built a simple application. something like that would really be interesting and can motivate student, because they'd be able to see the end-result, instead of just a line of text

  • Thanks I really appreciated your work.

  • Thank you very much; your tutorials have helped me a lot.

  • Hey, why does it work in netbeans and why does it give me errors in console when I try to compile with javac, I get errors that it could not resolve?

    WHY?

  • You suck majorly

  • Its might be better to give direction then tell him he sucks? My only guess as to why your getting errors is because netbeans imports the correct packages needed for javac, I think Netbeans also dumps the javac commands below in the console box, so you'll be able to understand the commandline javac a bit better reading off that.

  • freaken helped so much, been looking for more advanced java coding help such as this thank you very much. cant wait to see the rest.

    hopefully these are still being made

  • Excellent. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

  • hi j from gorilla 3d, first of all i think your lessons are great and they have helped alot.

    second ive run into a prob and was woundering if you could help? ive been using the scanner like youve shown here eg. String username = scan.next(); which works cool when i type one word in the input but when its more than one then the other words move on through the program. how do i make it recieve more than one word in the input?

  • I think what you need is scan.nextLine(); that should take the whole line including the spaces.

  • your tutorial is very usefull

  • what is package helloworld?

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