#Problem with importing scanner

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vagrant flicker
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Why is it when i import the scanner, my packages get errors. Am i inputting it in the wrong thing?

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urban fjord
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is your file in a folder named test?

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also it should be on the first line before imports, but i don't think that's the issue

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it would help a lot of you could actually show the error

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urban fjord
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it needs to?

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damn k

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vagrant flicker
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@urban fjord does this help?

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bitter tide
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bitter tide
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the scanner isn't the problem,try making a new folder and then adding this file in it,the package name should be the same as the folder name the file is

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and honestly for java u should try VSCode it's very good as IDE

vagrant flicker
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like i tried it out for a c++ course

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but i guess the runner extension didnt work

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my friend installed linux but i constantly have to compile the code myself

bitter tide
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change to VScode it's a nice IDE

vagrant flicker
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which is a pain

vagrant flicker
bitter tide
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just install the "Pack" exstension

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if u need any help I knew more than the basics of Java and C,ofc i'm a student but who knows,maybe i'm useful