Help

Question

I'm new here and I need help everything just looks like nonsense

Answer 1

In programming, it is VERY important to show your code and explain what you attempt to do.

Answer 2

I can't help but created this code in rush to reply your question.

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/WgUUoIFf6Fdm/?ref=app

Answer 3

Describe precisely what you want to do. Show your code. Give a complete task description.

Tag the relevant programming language, not "k"

Answer 4

Read the lesson again. Show your code.

Answer 5

You need to set a goal for your program.
It can be a simple task such as printing a string, numbers or array, or it can contains lots of user bulit function to do crazy stuff.

Find yourself a project and start to think in java language.

You can search on the net for coding ideas.

Answer 6

Alright thanks

Answer 7

Start with the basics and do some coding everyday for 15 to 20 minutes you be a great learner

Answer 8

Caleb💯 ,

Please add a tag for java.

Answer 9

I don't have any knowledge about coding and anytime I try to practice what I have learnt from the classes I have taken it brings out error from the output

Answer 10

I need someone that can explain it comprehensively to me

Answer 11

Do you do java

Answer 12

Thank you

Answer 13

My question is on Java I don't really how to apply the code to do something meaningful while practicing

Answer 14

For beginner and you are using android, you can start with the code coach under the Community selection to practice.

Answer 15

I also joined yesterday but i'm in level 2 right now
everything was normal to me

Answer 16

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/WJ2prU497aN2/?ref=app

Answer 17

Please I need someone to explain what import java.util.scanner means

Answer 18

Hey java.util.scanner is a library that contains the Class Scanner .We can use it's methods by importing them in our program in order to get input from the user or read files

Answer 19

Caleb💯 ,

scanner is how you get input.

When I was studying Java here (before I switched to Python), I consulted oracle.com a lot. That's the definitive site for Java technical truths. You should bookmark it.

Here's a preloaded search for you.

https://search.oracle.com/results?q=import+java.util.scanner&size=10&page=1&tab=all&app=site