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It is also recommended to declare the local variables in the loop. — while (scanner.hasNextLine()). Tension: As already mentioned in the comments by using `while (!(scanner.nextLine().isEmpty()))` you are consuming the next line without storing it no where. Outcome: List ingredients = new ArrayList<>(); String ingredient = scanner.nextLine(); while (!ingredient.isEmpty() && scanner.hasNextLine()) { ingredients.add(ingredient); ingredient = scanner.nextLine(); }.

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It is also recommended to declare the local variables in the loop. — while (scanner.hasNextLine()). Tension: As already mentioned in the comments by using while (!(scanner.nextLine().isEmpty())) you are consuming the next line without storing it no where. Outcome: List ingredients = new ArrayList<>(); String ingredient = scanner.nextLine(); while (!ingredient.isEmpty() && scanner.hasNextLine()) { ingredients.add(ingredient); ingredient = scanner.nextLine(); }.

It is also recommended to declare the local variables in the loop. — while (scanner.hasNextLine()). Tension: As already mentioned in the comments by using `while (!(scanner.nextLine().isEmpty()))` you are consuming the next line without storing it no where. Outcome: List ingredients = new ArrayList<>(); String ingredient = scanner.nextLine(); while (!ingredient.isEmpty() && scanner.hasNextLine()) { ingredients.add(ingredient); ingredient = scanner.nextLine(); }. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata