Inactive Tutor answered 06/14/24
Hey Miku!
In Java, you can represent the phrase "On to the next line!" with a newline character to move to the next line. Here's how you can do it:
This code will output:
Miku F.
asked 06/12/24How would you properly represent the following phrase?
On to the
next line!
Inactive Tutor answered 06/14/24
Hey Miku!
In Java, you can represent the phrase "On to the next line!" with a newline character to move to the next line. Here's how you can do it:
This code will output:
Inactive Tutor answered 01/09/25
Computers operate on logic. Program design cycles begin with requirements identifications. I've learned to add a crucial preliminary step, and not assume what appears to be obvious: ask end-users to define seemingly simple terms like "properly."
Why this extra caution?
An experience taught me a valuable lesson early in my career. I assumed I understood an end-user concept without seeking clarification from them! This mistake resulted in a significant issue with my delivery and management! The fallout was unpleasant and impacted my performance review. It was a painful but formative lesson learned.
This simple communication lesson I learned early in my software engineering career, has proven invaluable. As I transitioned into contracting and consulting, the practice of clarifying user expectations upfront has saved me considerable time, energy, and resources.
Never Ass-U-Me ;). Always Clarify.
Works great in normal life, relationship building, and teamwork also :).
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