java - Why is this code keep being "terminated"? -

java - Why is this code keep being "terminated"? -

i have code in eclipse:

package test; import java.util.scanner; class test{ public static void main(string args[]){ scanner input = new scanner(system.in); if (input.equals("payday2")){ system.out.println(input); } } }

now when seek start code/aplication, terminates itself.

any ideas why happens?

you instantiate scanner variable named input never seek read.

your condition

if (input.equals("payday2")){

will check if scanner object equals string "payday2" false, hence programme terminate.

if want read, need input.nextline().

i dont know eclipse, netbeans give warning "equals on incompatible type" line.

also, should not name variable capital letter convention, class name should start capital.

so fixed programme be

scanner input = new scanner(system.in); string value = input.nextline(); if ("payday2".equals(value)) { system.out.println(value); } notice kept string in variable display displaying input phone call tostring of scanner object not expected. notice compared string in reverse order practice avoid npe if not needed here.

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