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hey, i am new and i just can't understand something in the math thing, if case1 wants like 16 but case2 wants something differen
Let's say something like: int PIZ = 8; int PIZ2 = 2; int total = PIZ * PIZ2; System.out.println(total); Thats a one code i cant do different outputs in 1 code
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I think what you want to do is getting user input. It is explained in 👉lesson 5 of the Java course on sololearn.
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On code projects, sololearn acts as if a user gives input.
Look at the scanner variable and then get input like this:
double radius = scanner.nextDouble()
It means you get a number and store it in a variable called radius. So depending on input, radius can have a different values. Use the variable radius then for your calculations.