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Notes for Slide 04 The JJS.input statement will temporarily halt the program while waiting for the person running the program to supply some input. When a JJS.inputString-statement is run, the value supplied by the person running the program will be stored into a variable that can store a String value. Again, the discussion of String values is something that we have not yet talked about. If you like, you could scan ahead to step #4 for more information about String values; otherwise, for now, just consider that anything that the person running your program types when the program is waiting for input will be stored in a variable so that you can later use that value in your program. 1, 2, 3, [4 (top)], 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, [Lab] |