- Unsure What To Do Look At The Example Code Already Given A Big Part Of Learning To Program Is Learning From Example Co 1 (51.56 KiB) Viewed 54 times
Unsure what to do? Look at the example code already given! A big part of learning to program is learning from example code. Always take a look at the code that you do not have to write... there is something to learn in everything!
You will be given a string variables, favouriteColour which will be initialized for you. It will be read in using the nextLine() function. Your job is to read in one more line of input. • The next line of input will be a string. • Store this value in a new variable named dislikedColour Output has been taken care of for you! Sample input/output: Input Output red I like the colour red but not the colour blue. blue green yellow I like the colour green but not the colour yellow. I Exit Full Screen * * POD.java + New 1 - /** 2 * POD 2.4 3 * CSCI 1105 4 5 * @author Dr. Angela Siegel 6 * @version 1.0 7 * @since 2020-05-01 8 */ 9 10. import java.util.Scanner; 11 12. public class POD { 13 public static void main(String[] args) { 14 15 //Create a Scanner object to read input from the keyboard 16 Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in); 17 18 //Declare two variables and initialize (based on input) 19 String favouriteColour = in.nextLine(); 20 21 22 || Start your work here || 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 || End your work here IL 30 31 32 //Output 33 System.out.println("I like the colour " + favouriteColour + " but not the colour". 34 35 } 36 3 ========== dislikedColour + ".");