Question

String title="Today's Specials";
displaymessage(pricemessage)

Answer 1

Do you want help fixing or completing this code? A few things to check:

- Add the missing semicolon on the second line.
- Make sure the variable pricemessage is declared/initialized before you use it.
- Verify the function/method displayMessage (note typical camelCase) exists and accepts that value.
- The string "Today's Specials" is fine in double quotes (the apostrophe doesn't need escaping).

Examples in common languages:

Java
String title = "Today's Specials";
String priceMessage = "2 for $5";
System.out.println(title + " - " + priceMessage);
// or, if you have a method:
displayMessage(priceMessage);

JavaScript
let title = "Today's Specials";
let priceMessage = "2 for $5";
console.log(`${title} - ${priceMessage}`);
// or call a function:
displayMessage(priceMessage);

C#
string title = "Today's Specials";
string priceMessage = "2 for $5";
Console.WriteLine($"{title} - {priceMessage}");
// or call a method:
DisplayMessage(priceMessage);

Tell me which language and what you want displaymessage to do (print to console, show in UI, etc.) and I’ll give a tailored fix.