Java: The Beginners Guide for every non-programmer which will attend you trough your learning process (Java 8, Java, for Beginners, programming, java 7, coding, Apps Book 1) by Alphons Edward D

Author:Alphons, Edward D. [Alphons, Edward D.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2016-12-26T05:00:00+00:00

The sum of 31 and 69 is 100!

System.out.print(“The difference between 100 and 69 is “ + (100 - 69) + “!“);

The difference between 100 and 69 is 31!

We can simply write several prints consecutively like this:

Please execute your program and look at the output before you read the next sentences.

Your output is:

OneTwo

The problem is that java reads from up to down and from left to right and it does everything that it reads. It writes “One“ then “Two“. We didn’t say that it should make a line break. We can solve the problem with two letters. Instead of System.out.print(); we must type in System.out.println();

The “ln“ means line and it ensures that java must enter a line break after our prints.

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