inputProblems-mitchell

package lessons;

import java.util.Scanner;
//program asks name, age and annual income, then displays a greeting with name+age+income

public class InputProblem
{

	public static void main(String[] args)
	{
		Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
		//'Scanner' is a class
		// 'keyboard' is an object from scanner class
		// 'system.in' monitors keyboard strokes

		int age;
		double income;
		String name;
		//'double' is a prim data type
		//'string' is a class, 'name' is a reference veriable



		System.out.print("whats your age?");
		age = keyboard.nextInt();
		keyboard.nextLine();
		System.out.print("hi whats your name?");
		//'system' is a class
		//'out' is an object
		//'print' is a method

		//before you do the keyboard.nextLine() declare another before it
		//so it fixes keyboard buffer issue, this is whenever you type stuff it goes in a
		//spot in memory, then when you call a string one itll read the spaces/tabs/enters you
		//typed before as the input not the actual input u just typed, calling another
		//'keyboard.nextLine(); before it will eliminate this.
		name = keyboard.nextLine();

		System.out.print("whats your annual income?");
		income = keyboard.nextDouble();
		// 'nextDouble()' is called a method
		// 'keyboard' is an OBJECT from the scanner class

		System.out.print("Greetings "+name+" you are "+age+
				" years old and have an annual salary of $"+income);
	keyboard.close();
	}

}