What does this phrase means? "Your output should other be a console based Java program."
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I take it this is some sort of programming exercise. It should probably read "Your output should be other than from a console-based Java program", meaning that output generated by a Java program running in a console is not acceptable. But if it's important, I would ask for clarification, because the sentence isn't correct and perhaps something else was meant.
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The grammar is wrong. Check the sentence again to make sure you copied it correctly. Otherwise, ask the writer to correct him- or herself. Perhaps "should be another console....."?
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Is that the whole sentence? other = either? You output should either be a console based Java program (or a GUI application).
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