In Java, enter multiple integers from the keyboard __java

Example: Finding the number of sequences and

Input two integer n,m, the middle is separated by a space, N is the first item, the following items are the previous open root, and the first M.

The first way to enter and read from the keyboard: the Sc.hasnextint () function and the Sc.nextint () function

Hasnextint () determines whether the current input is an integer

Import Java.util.Scanner;
Import java.lang.math.*;

Class test1{public
	static void Main (String [] args) {
          Scanner sc=new Scanner (system.in);
          int m;
          Double N,result;

          while (Sc.hasnextint ()) {
        	n=sc.nextint ();
        	M=sc.nextint ();
        	result=0;

        	for (int i=0; i<m; i++) {result
		    	= N;
		    	n = math.sqrt (n);
	           }
            System.out.printf ("%.2f", result);

          }
       }

The second way: the Sc.trim () function and the Sc.split () function

Sc.trim () Remove string and tail space

Sc.split () splits a string according to the specified character (string) or regular, and the result is returned as an array of strings

Import Java.util.Scanner;
Import java.lang.math.*;

Class test{public
	static void main () {
		Scanner sc=new Scanner (system.in);
		String input=sc.nextline ();
		Input=input.trim ()//Remove string
		string[] Temp=input.spilt (""); Splits a string according to the specified string and returns a
                double n=integer.parsedouble (temp[0] as an array of strings);  
                int M=integer.parseint (temp[1]); 
                Double result=0;
  
                for (int i=0; i<m; i++) {result
	        	= N;
	        	n = math.sqrt (n);
                }
                SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN (result);
	}