Dropping Strings

Question

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    public static void main(String[] args) {
             FileInput inFile;
             String filename = "RobotInfo.txt";
          inFile = new FileInput(filename);
          ArrangeableRobot[] robotArray = new ArrangeableRobot[100];
             String a = inFile.readToken(); //null street
             int b = inFile.readInt();
             String c = inFile.readToken(); //null avenue
             int f = inFile.readInt();
             World.setSize(b,f);<<SNIPPED>
Contents of text file containing ints for array:
streets 20
avenues 20
Robot 1 7 East 30
Robot 2 6 West 20
Robot 3 9 North 10
Robot 5 5 South 1I'm trying to read a text file, drop the verbal string before the int and parse the ints as the parameters for the dimensions of the world to create. The error that I' m getting is a post-compile message:
Bad.input.java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "streets"

Answer 1

I used System.out.println() and it came up with :
streetsavenues
40 <= because I
added 20 to 20
So there shouldnt be a bad input error, but there
still isYou would need to post the code you used to print the debug info for us to know what it is doing.
Also, FileInput is not a standard class so we do not know how it works. If you have documentation on how it is supposed to work then post it here also.
Also, I assume you are the poster previously known as Tracekill?
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jbish