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Java Exercise: 352 Capturing Data from the Keyboard with the BufferedReader Class

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Java Practice It | Exercise 5.12: printAverage | method basics, scanner, while loop, if statement

Summary: Using a loop to take user input from a prompt until a certain input is typed. This changes the output. More

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