How to Get Input from Console in Java
Click on the Start (Windows) Button., Navigate to the Control Panel. , Find the Java Icon and double click on the same to open it. , Once you enter the Control Panel, navigate to the tab named Advanced., Once you access the console, there are a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Click on the Start (Windows) Button.
Next, navigate to the Heading named as Java Console.
Once you access the same, click on the radio button named Show Console.
Next Click on Apply and then on the button named OK. , Select the appropriate one to complete the task.
You can read the data from the console in two different ways.
Buffered Reader.The first way is via the Buffered Reader command.
The command for the same is shown below.
Scanner .The second method is to use the Scanner command.
The details of this command can be seen below -
Step 2: Navigate to the Control Panel.
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Step 3: Find the Java Icon and double click on the same to open it.
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Step 4: Once you enter the Control Panel
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Step 5: navigate to the tab named Advanced.
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Step 6: Once you access the console
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Step 7: there are a number of different command prompts available to you.
Detailed Guide
Next, navigate to the Heading named as Java Console.
Once you access the same, click on the radio button named Show Console.
Next Click on Apply and then on the button named OK. , Select the appropriate one to complete the task.
You can read the data from the console in two different ways.
Buffered Reader.The first way is via the Buffered Reader command.
The command for the same is shown below.
Scanner .The second method is to use the Scanner command.
The details of this command can be seen below
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