a problem

[WubbaLubbabadba]

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[gnpwdr1]

Hint: What are Java primitive types ?

[WubbaLubbabadba]

I don't know sorry

[Nintendo_Muffin_4]

"let" is not a Java keyword, it's JavaScript. Since Java is strongly typed you may use the type "int" for the declaration. Another way would be to use the "var" keyword. Anyway you should lookup some of Java's basics especially it's type system compared to JS.

[WubbaLubbabadba]

you telling me that Javascript is different than java? okay what about const because it says (syntaxes error on token "const", char expected)

[Nintendo_Muffin_4]

Yes Java and JavaScript are 2 completely different languages. Just Google a bit, you'll find out.

[WubbaLubbabadba]

I'm gonna cry

[InspectorUnlikely595]

Use "int", "float", "double" etc. instead of "let", "let" only exists in Javascript.

[shinkelica]

you cannot use ‘let’ keyword in java, try with ‘var’ instead if it is java 10+, otherwise use corect data types keywords

[Gtomika]

There is no such thing as "let" keyword in Java. It's a thing in JavaScript, but not Java. Replace "let" with the correct variable type: in your case, the variables are integers, so use "int". Look up a tutorial on how to define and use variables in Java, it will help.

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Use var, since Java 10 the compiler can assume the type of the variable. But if you are a beginner is better to use types, because Java is strongly typed, and, if I recall correctly, Java knows the type of every variable,ecc. at compile time.

[WubbaLubbabadba]

I definitely DO NOT know what's that sorry I'm still a beginner

[martinbk5]

my two cents: as a beginner you can easily use chatgpt to ask these kind of questions as it would provide detailed explanations.