i was practicing scanner usage and syntax and below is the code i wrote, where I am trying to take 4 inputs from the user :
    Scanner s= new Scanner(System.in);
    
    int a = s.nextInt();// taking an integer as input, it works fine.
    String b = s.nextLine();//was supposed to take a string input, but not working
    String c=s.nextLine();//takes a string as input from user
    String d=s.nextLine();//takes another string as input from user
    System.out.println("integer entered: "+a);
    System.out.println("first string entered: "+b);
    System.out.println("second string entered: "+c);
    System.out.println("third string entered: "+d);
but the user is able to give only 3 inputs, the first integer and other two string inputs and by printing the values of these 4 variables, it is clear that input for first string String b is skipped.I then tried to rearrange the sequence in which the input was taken, i.e,
String b = s.nextLine();//takes a string input
int a = s.nextInt();// taking an integer as input
String c=s.nextLine();//was supposed to take a string as input from user
String d=s.nextLine();//takes another string as input from user
in this case, the input for the second string String cis skipped.
So, is it because of the integer input that skips the next string input?
 
    