In Java, we use print to output required text directly to the console of IDE
Syntax:
Simple print statement:
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System.out.print(“Learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial”); |
Simple print statement with new line:
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System.out.println(“Learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial”); |
Simple print program – Print text and stay in the same line
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package classOneGeneral; public class Print { // Simple print program - Print text and go to new line public static void main(String [] args){ System.out.print("Learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial"); System.out.print("Learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial"); } } |
Simple print program – Print text and go to new line
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package classOneGeneral; public class Print { // Simple print program - Print text and go to new line public static void main(String [] args){ // println adds a new line System.out.println("Learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial"); System.out.println("Learning Java from SoftwareTestingMaterial"); } } |
Declaring a variable named website and print some text and go to new line
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package classOneGeneral; public class Print { // Declaring a variable named website and print some text and go to new line static String website = "SoftwareTestingMaterial"; public static void main(String [] args){ // Print text and go to new line System.out.println("Learning Java from "+website); // In above statement we used "+" to concatenate website with the given text } } |
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