I have done some research concerning System.out.print() and System.out.println() and I discovered that System.out.println() add the end of line at the end of printed line.
System.out.println("Test");
Output only :
Test
but does not print end of the line.
System.out.print("Test");
Output only:
Test
but does not end the line and leave some place for other words or numbers, etc etc.
A more illustrative way is:
Test_____________________________________________ (All "blank" spots)
Is there a way to, force an end of line with System.out.print() directly after the word Test? Will the usage of % will remove the "blank" spots?
Or a way to code a function that will end the line after I used several System.out.print() to print a sentence?
For exemple :
System.out.print("Test);
System.out.print("Test);
will outpost a pure:
Test Test
like System.out.println("Test Test")
You can append line separator, Note that it is platform dependant, so :
If you want to get line separator depending on actual system you can just use :
System.getProperty("line.separator"); for pre Java 7System.lineSeparator(); for Java 7Then you just append your separator to your string in System.out.print, like :
System.out.print("Word\n");