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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Guys I need your help. I am doing an online degree in computer science and I am a naive programmer. I have been introduced to NetBeans 7.2 but i am unable to get user-input because its not a built in function. could you please teach the simplest way to get a user-input in netbeans 7.2??

OpenStudy (anonymous):

well are u using netbeans for Java

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Would like to share the code with us, i have an idea what you r talking about.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ok not sure if this answer is right but this is how i wired up my input from the keyboard.. System.out.println("(press Enter to exit)"); // This is the code to delay ending the input try { System.in.read(); // Read some input from the keyboard } catch (IOException e) //Catch the input exception { return; // and just return } // it simple just returns whatever you enter with the keyboard.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

well this looks like it is in Java so you would have to add this line on the top before the main import java.util.Scanner then you would put Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); before the System.out.println("");

OpenStudy (pradius):

Well NetBeans does not only support java but in such case yes @ jasd33p11 have your answer. the Syntax is: import java.util.Scanner; Scanner variable_name_for_user_input = new Scanner(System.in); //that is your scanner object string variable; variable = variable_name_for_user_input.newLine();

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