a "System.out.println" question...

[princess]

when i am using System.out.println... in a loop how do i make everything appear on one line??

[Tony]

well println is a line you have to use

code:

Systerm.out.print();

instead...

[princess]

sooo theres no way i can do it with the \n or \t and the "special formatting commands?

[Tony]

\n is the new line character. It creates a new line what .println does is it sticks \n at the end of your string for you.

Using .print instead should fix that problem

[Paul]

Maybe there's an assignment asking you not to use print but to use println, then you can add all the strings together and make one big println

[Tony]

lol don't you guys just hate those assignments where they tell you something like

Quote:

now class... I know that our IDE comes with a library that allows us a 1 line solution, but instead I'd like you to research the topic and write up a 2 page chunk of code that runs at 1/100 efficiency

sorry.. but Paul Bian's comment just reminded me of all those times where kids used to spend days on base conversion programs in turing and then someone whould just whip out strint()+intstr() 2 line program that's the entire solution

[Paul]

Ha, that time was a few months ago for me.