This Java code uses a Scanner to take user input from the keyboard, stores it as an integer, and prints it back out. It creates a Scanner, prompts the user to enter a number, uses nextInt() to read the input and store it in a variable, then uses println() to output the string "You entered:" followed by the number back to the screen.
This Java code uses a Scanner to take user input from the keyboard, stores it as an integer, and prints it back out. It creates a Scanner, prompts the user to enter a number, uses nextInt() to read the input and store it in a variable, then uses println() to output the string "You entered:" followed by the number back to the screen.
This Java code uses a Scanner to take user input from the keyboard, stores it as an integer, and prints it back out. It creates a Scanner, prompts the user to enter a number, uses nextInt() to read the input and store it in a variable, then uses println() to output the string "You entered:" followed by the number back to the screen.