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I meant the
char one = ...;

Oh I misread your post too, you meant about not be object not about how I assigned it, thank you.

So yeah it should be

char currentChar = 'c';

You can do that?

Sigh, the reason I hadn't fixed the small bugs is because I didn't actually use a compiler, I'm just giving you how you should go about doing it, not copy my code exactly.

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Character...

Oh I must of read the API wrong, I will fix the post with it in one second. I hadn't realized it was static. Fixed, man I'm tired today

Oh woops my mistake, it should be

Character currentChar;

not char, I'll fix that

Fixed

Use


AND

Rather then code tags for java

You need to store some variables for each of the digits

long numChars = 0, numDigits = 0, numSpaces = 0;


Then you need to declare a BufferedReader, because they are just so much easier. (Or...