From: Lew on
beginner_in-> wrote:
> Sir, i want to tell you that i am accessing this Usenet group from
> google group service... so i could not able to guess the out look of
> my given code snippet at usenet group platform.

Spaces are spaces. Google Groups has no relevance; you know how many spaces
you're typing.

> I would like to draw your attention the word [sic] that you mostly use

"sic" means that the person quoting the passage (me) has not changed the
quoted content, so therefore the error in spelling is in the original, not a
transcription error. The word "I", first person singular pronoun, in English
is always capitalized.

> before [actually, after] each 'i' in quoted words. I still don't know the meaning of
> [sic] as I m possibly not the countryman of your place, however, your

The meaning is available from any standard dictionary.

> each useful advise I would like to follow to remove objections and
> errors to learn the concepts effectively. This is the thing that
> matters to me and all other things come on second priority so please
> avoid those words which are of no business, here.

This is a free discussion forum. A professinal ought to be able to get the
case right of fundamental words like "I" or "Java". This helps one get used
to the case-sensitive nature of Java. No one faults a person for not having
English as a first language, but names and such are not dependent on the
language one learned first, and spelling "I" correctly is such a simple matter
that there's really no excuse for getting it wrong.

> About the erroneous code, i have solved the problem using hasNextInt()
> and nextInt().
> I also want to know why you are not in favour to use Scanner#nextInt()
> method.

Alan explained that in his post, as you may recall.

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Lew