Java Object Array, asking for two different inputs? -

so here test class:

import java.util.scanner;     public class test {         public static void main (string[] args){             film[] f = new film[10];             scanner input = new scanner(system.in);             (int i=0;i<10;i++){                 f[i] = new film();                   system.out.println("enter title:");                 f[i].settitle(input.nextline());                  system.out.println("enter film length:");                 f[i].setlength(input.nextdouble());             }         }      } 

i have getter , setter methods in object class film. problem here output comes out as:

enter title: title1 enter film length: 1 enter title: enter film length: 2 enter title: enter film length: 3 enter title: enter film length: 

how fix code asks 10 user inputted titles , lengths , @ end display film titles , lengths?

thanks.

*i have tostring method:

public string tostring(){     return "title: "+title+" length: "+length; } 

your code skips ask titles after 2 iterations because use nextline() titles. have use next() in case.

in code, if first input.nextdouble() receives, example,

1\n 

then, nextdouble() takes value "1" , "\n" passed nextline() of second iteration.

finally, nextline() reads "\n" new line, , nextdouble() executed in second iteration , after.

the whole revised code follows.

import java.util.scanner;  public class test {     public static void main (string[] args){         film[] f = new film[10];         scanner input = new scanner(system.in);         (int = 0; < 10; i++){             f[i] = new film();              system.out.println("enter title:");             f[i].settitle(input.next());              system.out.println("enter film length:");             f[i].setlength(input.nextdouble());         }         input.close();          (int = 0; < 10; i++) {             system.out.println(f[i]);         }     } }  class film {     private string title;     private double length;     public film() {      }      public void settitle(string title) {         this.title = title;     }      public void setlength(double length) {         this.length = length;     }      public string tostring() {         return "title: "+title+" length: "+length;     } }