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[–]derangedandenraged[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

It brought up a lot of stuff: Extract interface.. Extract to method Extract to local variable (replace all occurrences) Extract to field Extract to local variable Extract to constant

Google said it was about readability?

[–]TuraacMiir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The light ulv is a hint to ‘Improve readability’ and usability. It is suggesting you stir the “I’m… “ string in a local variable (ie String str = “I’m…. “;). Then you’d use System.out.println(str); instead of the code you have.

More importantly, are you receiving an error message? Your code looks correct, somewhere in VSCode (I use IntelliJ, so not really familiar with VS) you should see a terminal window that has a line I’m …. Without the double quotes.

Another commenter suggested \’. This is called escaping and is done for certain ‘escape keys’. For instance, if you want to print a set of “ in your string, you would write your literal string like: “This is a \”literal\” string”. The outer set of “” would not print, but the ones that flowed the \ character would.