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Expand Up @@ -270,7 +270,7 @@ NB! When using the `System.out.println` command, do not pass in the string "Ada
## Reading Strings

<!-- Lukemiseen käytettävä komento `lukija.nextLine();` lukee käyttäjän syötteen ja palauttaa merkkijonon. Mikäli merkkijonoa halutaan käyttää ohjelmassa, tulee se säilöä merkkijonomuuttujaan -- `String viesti = lukija.nextLine();`. Muuttujassa olevaa arvoa voi käyttää monta kertaa. Alla olevassa esimerkissä käyttäjän syöttämä viesti tulostetaan kahteen kertaan. -->
The `reader.nextLine();` command reads the user's input and *returns* a string. If we then want to use the string in the program, it must be saved to a string variable -- `String message = scanner.nextLine();`. A value saved to a variable can be used repeatedly. In the example below, the user input is printed twice.
The `scanner.nextLine();` command reads the user's input and *returns* a string. If we then want to use the string in the program, it must be saved to a string variable -- `String message = scanner.nextLine();`. A value saved to a variable can be used repeatedly. In the example below, the user input is printed twice.

```java
//Introduce the Scanner tool used for reading
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