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you're way off the track now. let me get you back to the right track of our argument.

cup and bucket? that's OOP.....
let me give you few more.... Apple and a Basket....... Dog and an...

i agree 100%.. :)

i personally learn faster through visual (if explained visually for instance)....

of course you cannot do that to a kid.

BUT you can teach the kid "how to put that CUP inside the bucket".... simple.... without any word or saying anything... JUST BY looking at how the OBJECT...

a novice without knowledge of OBJECTS will only understand "if statement" as a validation..... or as plain day-to-day "words".. like, "if you bring me a glass of water, i can scratch your back."...

it all became TOO SIMPLE to me now because i understand OOP now..... and I can actually see object interacting in my mind.....
I see things as an OBJECT...... I can make an OBJECT out of a String...

i believe in Java, you need to understand OOP first..... in my experience.
if not after, ALONG with it (but you only need a bit of syntac. not the WHOLE whack of it)

for instance.... to model a...

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You don't need practice yet...... You need to UNDERSTAND first (the whole concept of Object Oriented Programming with Java)

sorry and thank you.

here's the algorithm+pseudocode that might help you solve this (am just saying, "instruction in plain english")

1) write name of function (must accept an integer as parameter)
2) start a loop...

use "concatenate" or "+" and "\t".... for format your output in ONE single println.