I did first half of this java input/out code having difficulty with the rest.

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cUxy0nwoBncH/?ref=app

Answer 1

1. Forgot to import java.util.Scanner.

2. Notice syntax carefully, Java is case sensitive, so `system` is not recognized, `System` is correct syntax.

3. Also pay close attention to variable names, need to write variable names exactly as their declaration.

4. Use kb.nextDouble() to read value for variable <price>, not kb.nextInt(), <price> is a double type variable.

(Edit)
* I can't reply DM, but I can still reply you here, or in your code ...

Answer 2

What is your plan with that code can you explain?

Answer 3

(I want output that says )
Enter name: tommy
Enter price: 120
Tommy your monthly payment for one year
Tommy your monthly payment for two years
Tommy your monthly payment for three years

Answer 4

One year = price * 12
Two years = price * 24
Three years = price " 36

Or is there discount for 2 and 3 years?

Answer 5

I want the code of this output.
I did half of it as you can see in the question attached file but I don't know what's after that

Answer 6

Ok let's begin with reading the numbers. To read double value we use Scanner's nextDouble() method. So to read the value into <price> variable we can do

price = kb.nextDouble();

Answer 7

<stdin>:11: error: incompatible types: String cannot be converted to double
price= kb.nextLine();
^
1 error

It's showing this. I think because I haven't entered the code for (Tommy your monthly payment for one year)
Do you know how to do that?

Answer 8

That error is because kb.nextLine() gives back a string, but type of variable <price> is double. I have suggested you to use kb.nextDouble() in my previous reply. Did you get my reply?

Anyways, I would suggest you to continue with Java course here, cause this technique is clearly covered in there. I'm sure you can do this once you get through the chapter about getting inputs.

I will leave you with a code here (not mine) which shows how we use input dialog in Code Playground, so you understand how input works in SoloLearn. Many got confused about it, I suggest you to take a look at it 👍

https://code.sololearn.com/WhiNb9BkJUVC/?ref=app

Answer 9

Can you take a look at this please

https://code.sololearn.com/cqdhpWn2l5cp/?ref=app