Why is this code getting an error?

Question

I am now learning Java and I have written the following code (or at least the output portion):
import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main {

public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
double score = scanner.nextDouble();
// your code goes here
if(score>3.5){
System.out.printIn("Welcome");
}else{
System.out.printIn("Sorry");
}
}
}
I keep getting the error message "Cannot find symbol". What am I doing wrong?

Answer 1

Robert Haugland

I said there is small letter of L and you have written Capital letter of i

Answer 2

Robert Haugland

there is "ln" in println not "In"

You have written caps of i instead of l

Answer 3

AJ-Solohelper,
I have tried it both ways with "System.out.printIn" ans "System.out.printin" and I still get the same error "line 0 Cannot find symbol".

Answer 4

Robert Haugland

No there should small letter (l) of L instead of capital letter of i

Answer 5

Sorry for.the misunderstanding. I changed it to "l" (small case L) and it worked. They look exactly the same "l" (small case L) and "I" (large case i). Thanks

Answer 6

Robert Haugland

Yes they looks like same 😃😃 that's what the mistake.

Answer 7

AJ-SoloHelper,
The "println" eesolve also answers a question in the Java class regarding how to print on seperate lines. So easy but yet also easy to see the confusion. Again, thanks.

Answer 8

AJ - SoloHelper,
So, am I to understand you are sayjng I should write "System.out.printLn" instead of "System.out.printIn"?

Answer 9

please share code link so we can check what is error and can find error

Answer 10

Java is case sensitive so
"System.out.println "
Is correct