Question

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

Answer 1

Looks like you gave two lines but didn’t show the surrounding code or the error. Common issues and fixes:

1) Problem: you passed pricemessage which doesn’t exist (typo).
Fix: pass the variable you declared (title):
- Java:
String title = "Today's Specials";
displayMessage(title); // assuming displayMessage(String) exists

2) If you don’t have displayMessage defined, either call a built‑in print or define the function:
- Java (console):
String title = "Today's Specials";
System.out.println(title);
- Java (with helper):
public static void displayMessage(String msg) {
System.out.println(msg);
}
// ...
displayMessage(title);

3) If this is JavaScript and you used single quotes, the apostrophe would break the literal. Use double quotes or escape:
let title = "Today's Specials";
displayMessage(title);
// or:
let title = 'Today\'s Specials';

4) C#:
string title = "Today's Specials";
Console.WriteLine(title);

If you paste the error message or tell me the language/environment and what you want displayed, I’ll give the exact corrected code.