I got this Error from java Code

Question

Error:
String Cannot be converted to String[]
Any Soloution
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Answer 1

Booztay

if(inputname.equals("Karl") || inputname.equals("Justin"){

System.out.println("Oh, so you are " + inputname + " nice to meet you");

}

Read the lessons about if/else
Read also about String.equals in the String lesson (you can't use == here)
and read about boolean operators: or || , and && and so on

Answer 2

Booztay

String[] name = {"justin", "karl"};
name = sc.nextInt();

name is a String array. And in the next line you want to assign an integer value to this variable. This does not work.

You have to create a new variable:
int age = sc.nextInt();.

Answer 3

Lpang i already edit my post the code link is there

Answer 4

Thank you so much Denise Roßberg

Answer 5

Booztay Your welcome :)

Answer 6

any code to show ?

Answer 7

create a new variable for the input
String inputName = sc.nextLine();

nextInt() will return int, thus assign it to String variable will cause an error

Answer 8

Still got that error Taste

Answer 9

https://code.sololearn.com/cn8Wm38esLq9/?ref=app

Answer 10

I change the code into nextLine();

Answer 11

create new variable.

String[] name = {"justin", "karl"};
String inputName = sc.nextLine();

the error is similar with the int. nextLine return a String, so assign it to String[] variable cause an error

Answer 12

if you want to change the value of name. assign it to an index of that variable

name[0] = sc.nextLine(); //replace justin

or

name[1] = sc.nextLine(); //replace karl

Answer 13

It worked now but i want like to use if else statement
Example Input:
Karl or Justin
Output:
Oh so you are (UsersName) nice to meet you im Justin or Karl

Answer 14

https://code.sololearn.com/cn8Wm38esLq9/?ref=app

Answer 15

Remove unused name variable

Answer 16

Done i edit my post

Answer 17

Good try imrove it for nothe thing