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Moad Wakif
Courses Plus Student 835 Pointsmy syntax is good .. but i don t know why said i m wrong ?
my syntax is good .. but i don t know why said i m wrong ?
// I have imported java.io.Console for you. It is a variable called console.
String camel-cased = console.readLine("first name");
1 Answer
Eric M
11,546 PointsHi Moad,
Even if your syntax were valid the challenge is asking you for a variable that is named the camel-cased version of "first name"
It's not asking for a variable named camel-cased. It's asking for a variable named first name in the camel case style. Camel case starts with lower case and then each successive word is joined without a space with its first letter being a capital. Here are some examples of camel case variables:
janesCoffeeShop
bigCar
sleepyOldNymph
aVeryLongVariableThatNoOneWouldWantToEverSeeInAnyonesCodePleaseOhNoWhyDidYouDoThis
So if we want to camel case first name we would end up with firstName
By the way, hyphens in variable names are not valid syntax in Java.
Cheers and good luck
Moad Wakif
Courses Plus Student 835 PointsMoad Wakif
Courses Plus Student 835 PointsThank you so much