If you had asked two years ago we'd be golden.

Man it looks weird to see that ish again.

 

yea...first semester in collge....computer science major....teacher sucks *** @ teaching....and the book i short on this ----....

 

java...slow poo poo...good luck

 

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I hated my CSE class. it was so ------- boring. it was easy, but boring. too bad i dont remember any of it.

you should try googling java forums.

 

i took comp sci for a semester so i know how to perform many different loops and or strings. What are you trying to perform a kg-lbs program?

 

really this probably wont work but keep in mind i havent done this stuff for awhile, i believe your issue is in your for loop because it seems you are calling on values that are not defined above. Also keep in mind i cant remeber how the brackets are supposed to be used when it comes for seperation of tasks but review all of them. import acm.program.*;
import acm.io.*;

public class Lab6 extends Program
{
public void run ()
{
IOConsole io = getConsole ();

final int LAST_KGS = 199;
final double POUNDS_PER_KG = 2.2;
int pounds = 25;
int KGS = 1;

for (KGS<LAST_KGS; KGS = KGS +2)
{

String s = String.format("%3d\t\t%3.2f\t", KGS, KGS * POUNDS_PER_KG);


io.print( KGS );
io.print(KGS * POUNDS_PER_KG +"\t");
io.print(pounds +"\t\t");
io.print(pounds/POUNDS_PER_KG +"t\t\t");

}
}
}

 

o ----!! lol!1 that exactly what i was thikning too. nice, i remember something.

 

doesnt help b.c in the for loop the variable has to be inthere if not the complier trips out...the math i can fix i just need help with the output format

 

Did you fail your class?