Marilyn,
I've made all the changes you requested. However, the only way I could see to implement the change implied by this comment ("Deja vu! I saw this recently. There it is! Two lines up
") AND still do this one ("Rather than tracking strings, how about just writing it out to the console?") makes my output add a blank line only if the number entered is not a multiple of ten. When it is a multiple of ten, the next command prompt appears directly on the next line after my output. In other words, when ( num % 10 == 0 ) output is a print...but when ( num % 10 != 0 ) output is a println. Is that ok? I could add another IF clause to print just a blank line in the case of ( num % 10 == 0 ), but that seems like
alot of extra code just to get a blank line. The other solution would be to implement my
string reference, like I originally had it.
(Translation: Is it required to have the same number of lines output for any given input?)
You will see what I mean when you check over my re-submission.
~Ryan
[This message has been edited by ryan burgdorfer (edited February 09, 2001).]