How do you code out 2 different results with out it all showing up in one output

Question

I want to code one result for question 1 and a different result for question to but when I code it it pops up as the out put for every question

Answer 1

Your code is not supposed to be written to pass specific test cases... The test cases are just there to validate that your code sums up two variables correctly. The input for each test case will automatically be redirected into the input stream, and be read by the scanner calls. There is no need to insert x and y into your code. Just do:

int result1 = salary1 + salary2;
System.out.println(result1);

Answer 2

devin Wardrup See. .
A nice someone is always there to help. When the question is clear.

Hatsy Rei well done 👍

Answer 3

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main {

public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
//get salaries
int salary1 = scanner.nextInt();
int salary2 = scanner.nextInt();
//your code goes here
int x = 1500; int y = 3200;
int result1 = x+y;
System.out.println(result1);
int x = 1200; int y = 1900;
int result2 = x+y;
System.put.println(result2)
}
}
This is code question is
You have 2 employees write program to add both salaries
Test case 1 1500 and 3200
Test case 2 1200 and 1900
Problem is my output is
In both Test cases I don't know how to separate the code for one to go into Test case 1 output and other to go into Test case 2

Answer 4

Alright makes sense

Answer 5

Only thing is just by coding one answer It doesn't let me pass the test it's as if it wants me to code multiple answers but not in same output

Answer 6

devin Wardrup

Test cases results depends on your inputs. For different inputs your output maybe change, so you have to write a generic logic which will satisfy all test cases. For example: calculate the sum of two integer value.

Test Case1:
a = 6
b = 2
Output : 8

Test Case2:
a = 10
b = 20

Output : 30

For above cases your code should be look like this:

print(a + b)

#this is generic logic for both test cases.

Answer 7

Crownedthain

What is not working? My example or your own code?

I think you didn't understand my explanation or you did something wrong in your code

Answer 8

I figured it out

Answer 9

Thanks

Answer 10

This isn't working for me