Java-String is never read error! -


this driving me insane! here's code:

public static void main(string[] strings) {     int input;     string source;     textio.putln("please enter shift value (between -25..-1 , 1..25)");     input=textio.getint();     while ((input < 1 || input > 25) && (input <-25 || input >-1) && (input != 999 && input !=-999))     {         textio.putln(input + " not valid shift value.");         textio.putln("please enter shift value (between -25..-1 , 1..25)");         input=textio.getint();     }     textio.putln("please enter source text (empty line quit)");     //textio.putln(source);     source = textio.getln();     textio.putln("source    :" + source);?"); }  } 

however, telling me 'source' never read! it's not allowing me input! can see problem may be?

the compiler correct; variable source never read. you're assigning value (source = textio.getln();), you're never reading value out.

to so, like:

textio.putln(source);

you seem having trouble reading text console textio class. here's more standard approach, introduced in java 5:

   string source;    scanner in = new scanner(system.in);    source = in.nextline(); 

what wish variable source? stands, you're asking user enter string, you're not doing string.


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