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Spot the Mistakes in the Code!

Test your coding skills by finding and fixing 5 mistakes in the given Java code. Learn proper coding practices and improve your programming accuracy.

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Spot the Mistakes in the Code!

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  1. Spot the mistakes! public class PetAge { public static void main(String[] args) { String petname; booleanpetage; petname = Rollo; potage= 6; System.out.println("My pet's name is " + petname) System.out.println(petname+" is "+ petage+ " years old."; } } Hint: there are 5 of them

  2. Answers. Data type should be int not boolean. A String should have speech marks. Variable names should always be spelled the same. There should always be a semi colon at the end of a line of code. Brackets that are opened must be closed. public class PetAge { public static void main(String[] args) { String petname; booleanpetage; petname = Rollo; potage= 6; System.out.println("My pet's name is " + petname) System.out.println(petname+" is "+ petage+ " years old."; } } Well done if you found them all.

  3. Correct code. public class PetAge { public static void main(String[] args) { String petname; intpetage; petname = "Rollo"; petage= 6; System.out.println("My pet's name is " + petname); System.out.println(petname+" is "+ petage+ " years old."); } } Remember to be precise when writing your code.

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