public class Generalizations {
public static void main(String args) {
boolean isComplete =true;
int awesomeLevel =121;
int epicLevel = awesomeLevel*2;
/*System.out.println(epicLevel);*/
242;
}
}
I read another post and it said just take away the // but it still said it was wrong. That didn’t work so I just put the answer, but I’m still lost.
There is still a comment in your code, can you spot it?
242;
Is a valid statement but it will do absolutely nothing, the compiler will likely even ignore it since it has no effect.
Am I supposed to take out /System.out.println(epicLevel);/ as well?
I’m not sure which part of this exercise is not clear for you. Let’s talk about a few things.
- Ignoring everything else, do you know how to tell Java to print the variable called
epicLevel
?
- Do you understand that putting
/* */
around your code makes the code a comment?
- Do you understand that comments are ignored?
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I cant get through on that code at all… i have tried all possibilities but still does not work Can anyone help me and give me the result, also explain why should i type it like that please? Thank you
public class Generalizations {
public static void main(String args) {
boolean isComplete =true;
int awesomeLevel =121;
int epicLevel = awesomeLevel*2;
System.out.println(epicLevel);
}
}
guys u just have to kick out(/* & */) .It will RUN properly