Java help

[vast barn]

I have no idea on how to start this. Please help

[mild mantle]

How about you get a simple Hello World working.

Any examples from your class?

[vast barn]

Alr got hello world

This all the basic I know rn

[mild mantle]

Okay, so you know how to define variables. So do something similar like you did with money, and define one for x1.

int x1 = 1 + 1;

For example.

[vast barn]

Alr so like this?

[mild mantle]

exactly.

And then print it out!

[vast barn]

So I jst do that for the rest?

[mild mantle]

yes, mostly

[vast barn]

Alr lemme see if I get stuck again lemme do this rq

I jst didn’t know what it was asking me to do lmao

Alr bro im stuck again

So on problem C what do I do for x3

Cause y3=4

And I can’t put 4 right

[mild mantle]

int y3 = 4;
int z3 = 3;

int x3 = y3++ + ++z3;

[vast barn]

So I jst put that?

And print it out?

[mild mantle]

Yep.

[vast barn]

So like this correct

[mild mantle]

Seems fine, but it does ask only the print x(n), e.g x3.

[vast barn]

Ah so jst the last one

Alr so now I don’t understand the last 3

Cuz D has two X, and E has a less then symbol and F has 2 X with *

Nvm I got it it’s pretty much copy and print for all of em right

[vast barn]

Actually can’t get F) x6*=3; to work

I put

int x6* = 3;

[mild mantle]

*= is a operator.

[vast barn]

System.out.println(x6*);

So it wouldn’t be defined as in Int?

Or how would it go

[mild mantle]

What do you mean?

[vast barn]

Uh idk

[mild mantle]

int x6 = 5;
x6 *= 3;

[vast barn]

Is that how it’s defined?

[mild mantle]

Well, you first declare x6, and initialize it to 5.

Then you redefine it with *= which is equivalent to, x6 = x6 * 3;

[vast barn]

Uhh I think I get it kinda

So if for ex: i*=8 it is i = i * 8

But then what do I print out