Scanning... and Mulitple String lines

Question

My text file that I want to scan looks like this format:
Name of Student
Test Answers (True or false)
Example:
Joe Smith
TFTFTFFTFFFTFFTFFTFTTFF etc..
Jane Sims
FTFTFTTFFTTFFTFFFTFTFTF etc..
The issue is - I know how to scan the data of my textfile. However I am dealing with Strings on two lines.
I want to compute the True and False answers, by tallying them up.
But my real question is this.
How can I seperate the detection of the line with the name, and the line with the True & false answers.
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
public class TureFalseTest {
     public static void main(String[]args) throws FileNotFoundException {
     System.out.println("This program computes the results of students from the test");
     Scanner input = new Scanner(new File("answers.txt"));
     while(input.hasNextLine()){
          String questionResults = input.nextLine();
          // this is the part that is getting me troubled. 
     public static int[] computeAnswers (String questionResults) {
          int[] questions = new int[70]
                // going to continue on with my arrays and what not.Below is what I got, I know that input.nextLine(); will start scanning each line in the text document, line-by-line.
I want to run my array/caclulations only on the True & False answers of every student.
But i'm not understanding
If someone could give me some pointers or tips, that will be greatly appreciated.

Answer 1

accident 2nd post.
Edited by: theendgame on Nov 18, 2008 6:29 PM