I need to add a value and input it directly into an array using TextIO. I know that if I was using Scanner I would use the in.nextDouble() function, but how would I do it using TextIO?
TextIO.put("Enter credit hours:");
creditHour[sem][grd]+=in.nextDouble(); //I have to use TextIO here.
提前感谢,
创立。
[阵列][r] = 文本IO.getlnDouble();
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