Use input question

Question

How do I go about making the input screen ask to input your name? Instead of showing up after inputting the name and just showing up with the name under the text?

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/czXrqR3kaO72/?ref=app

Answer 2

As per my experience , the Interactivity that you wan't in your code is not possible in sololearn app for languages like java, c++,c etc. input is taken before running the code ,code runs at their server and then the output is displayed on the screen.

Answer 3

Ohh, okay, if I wasnt to use sololearn for it and just writing a java program, how would I go about doing that?

Answer 4

Try using your program in another app and you’ll see it work just as you want.

Answer 5

So I did code it right though?

Answer 6

Sorry, I'm a beginner

Answer 7

One more question. To run it on my pc, I need to use java doc right? And do I just go to the java folder and open java doc? I've never really used anything java related before

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

I have the eclipse ide

Answer 10

I'm not sure how to do it in a command line

Answer 11

I know how to open the command prompt, but idk what to input there

Answer 12

Your code is fine. You can run your code on your pc and will work just as you expect it to.

Answer 13

Have you installed jdk in your pc?

Answer 14

You can use command line or an ide whatever you prefer. Do you have any ide?

Answer 15

You can use command line or an ide whatever you prefer. Do you have any ide?

Answer 16

Bro dm me

Answer 17

Follow these steps to run your code in command line.
1. Write your code in a text file and save it with .java extension and save .
2. Now set the path of command line to the directory in which you have saved your file.
3. Write this code in commnd line.
javac filename. java.
4. Now write .
java filename.

Your code should run.

In the above instructions filename is the name by which you have saved your java file.

In the steps mentioned above. I am expecting you to know how to change working directory in command line.

Answer 18

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