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The import java.util.scanner cannot be resolved error

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malibu65k (Programmer)

16 May 12 23:52

I've looked for hours all over the internet and tried everything. Nothing I tried is working. I can't figure out why I keep getting this error. I cannot work forward until I get this resolved. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

TonHu (Programmer)

17 May 12 3:22

What Java version are you using?
What IDE are you using?
Show some (simple) code displaying the issue?

malibu65k (Programmer)

17 May 12 10:46

JDK 7u4
JRE 7u4

on windows 7 and I'm using Eclipse

line with the error message...

import java.util.scanner

apparantly this is needed to do many things so I really need to get past this.

Thanks!!

tom62 (Programmer)

18 May 12 6:43

import java.util.scanner is invalid, because Scanner must be written with a capital "S"
import java.util.Scanner is value

tom62 (Programmer)

18 May 12 6:45

Sorry, I was a bit too fast it should read

the line "import java.util.scanner" is invalid, because Scanner must be written with a capital "S"

Valid is:
import java.util.Scanner

Diancecht (Programmer)

18 May 12 7:51

If you're using Eclipse, try code completion (Ctrl + Space) or Quick Fix (Ctrl + 1)

Cheers,
Dian

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