Thread: Java Work

I am trying to work on a code that tells me to enter some information but when I enter some of the info it duplicates the info to the next line before the next statement comes up. I was wondering how to keep it from doing that and how to put spaces between the answer to one statement and an another statement. Here is my code:
package stringactivity;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class StringMethods {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Enter your name: ");
System.out.print(keyboard.nextLine());
System.out.println(" Enter your age: ");
System.out.print(keyboard.nextLine());
System.out.println("Enter your gradePointAvg: ");
System.out.print(keyboard.nextLine());
System.out.println("Enter the letter grade you hope to get");
System.out.print(keyboard.nextLine());
}//end main

}//end class

and here is my output:
compile:
run:
Enter your name:
Jon
Jon Enter your age:
18
18Enter your gradePointAvg:
90
90Enter the letter grade you hope to get
A
ABUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 4 minutes 43 seconds)


--- Update ---

all I want is the name to be duplicated not the age, the grade Point Avg, and the Letter Grade that you hope to get

--- Update ---

and the name to be right in front of the last three information

The reason for this behaviour is quite simple, look at this line:

System.out.print(keyboard.nextLine());

You are printing the input there, and you do it every time you read the input.

when i use that code under the information it spaces out the information from each other, lets me type in the answer but it prints out the answer again then goes to the next info instead of going to the next info after I type the answer in.

System.out.println("Enter your name: "); <-- asks for the input
System.out.print(keyboard.nextLine()); <--gets the input and prints it out 
System.out.println(" Enter your age: "); <---asks for this info on the same line as the above
System.out.print(keyboard.nextLine()); <--get the age info and prints it out

if you dont want the age to be printed dont use the print...store it in a variable instead

Hello.
The computer is doing what you have told it to do.
The information is not getting duplicated from computer side.
First time, "Jon" was displayed on the screen. This is because this is what you entered from keyboard. Whatever you entered from keyboard you saw it.
Second time, "Jon" was displayed because of System.out.println().

Thanks,
Syed.