Printing statements in java
In java, System.out.println() is used to print the argument. The printing statement is classified into three methods.
1. print(): To use print text on the console and the next text is printed at the remaining end
of the old print. It takes a string as a parameter.
System.out.print();
2.println(): To use print text on the console and the next text is printed at the new line.
It takes a string as a parameter.
System.out.println();
3. printf(): To use print format strings using various format specifiers and also an overloaded
method of the PrintStream class.
System.out.printf(string);
System.out.printf(format,arguments);
System.out.printf(locale,format,arguments);
public class printf { //main method public static void main(String[] args) { //print(); System.out.print("Name:john "); //println(); System.out.println("Place:America"); //printf(); System.out.printf("Age:%d",34); } }
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