Prompt the user for the info, then use the printf to format your strings.
Example:
System.out.println( "Enter the hair color, eye color, and age, separate each with a space." );
age =...
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Prompt the user for the info, then use the printf to format your strings.
Example:
System.out.println( "Enter the hair color, eye color, and age, separate each with a space." );
age =...
Thanks Greg. I think I may have to just keep reading this chapter until it finally clicks, and keep reading the codes that I have. It's hard for me to explain exactly what I mean, but I appreciate...
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Sounds a bit more clear now. Thanks!
Without telling you the answer to your homework, I would say to put the strings into an array an use the built in methods to calculate your data.
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