java - input help

[kunal445]

our teacher told us to make a java program which allows you to put in names of 3 sports teams and the sports they play in a graphical form.
this is what i have done so far but i don't know how to put the in put in the rectangle.
* we're using "Ready to Program" to create this can someone please help?

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// The "Ass_6_3_Kunal" class.
import java.awt.*;
import hsa.Console;

public class Ass_6_3_Kunal
{
static Console c; // The output console

public static void main (String[] args)
{
c = new Console ();
String n1,n2,n3,s1,s2,s3;

c.drawRect (25,25,400,200);// whole box
c.drawRect (25,25,400,100);// cuts it in 2 horozontally
c.drawRect (25,25,100,200);// 1st cut vertically
c.drawRect (25,25,200,200);// 2nd cut vertically
c.drawRect (25,25,300,200);// 3rd cut vertically

// lines for titles
c.drawString("team",75,75);
c.drawString("sport",75,175);

// lines for team and sport strings
c.drawString("1",175,75);
c.drawString ("2",275,75);
c.drawString ("3",375,75);
c.drawString ("team 1's sport",140,175);
c.drawString ("team 2's sport",240,175);
c.drawString("team 3's sport",340,175);

// input lines
n1 = c.readLine ();
n2 = c.readLine ();
n3 = c.readLine ();
s1 = c.readLine ();
s2 = c.readLine ();
s3 = c.readLine ();

// Place your program here. 'c' is the output console
} // main method
} // Ass_6_3_Kunal class

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[ihsh]

Don't you just do

Java:

c.drawString(s3,340,175);

instead of

Java:

c.drawString("Team 3's sport",340,175);

?

If you're worried about centering your text in those boxes, then it might actually be easier to use c.print (), since every character has the same width if you use that method.

[kunal445]

yes thx i can do that too but i was wondering if its possible to directly get the input to be placed in that spot