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Might have to go that route, though I am not familiar with a "switch statement".



The data in the variables will just be used to compute an answer from hex to decimal, binary, and char, and...

Yes I am using the Scanner class to read.

Those 10 variables are the only letters the user can enter, and any number. I chose those because they are necessary for Hexadecimal code lines, like...

*Sigh*, well I am trying to add a feature to a converter script of mine that also accepts Hexadecimal input and outputs it in decimal, binary, and text. There's not really any code that is causing...

I see, well now that I got that established, my other current major issues are numbered in my starting post...

Oh so I should have done it like:

int A = 10, a = 10;

if I want both to equal 10?

So really just a = 10? What value does the A have then? Its ASCII value, or is it just A?

I don't know why I am having such a hard time figuring this out, but here's my seemingly simple situation (Try and figure out what I'm trying to make :rolleyes:).

I got 12 variables, 2 of each...