Java Tutorial In Telugu|Difference Between Print And Println In Java|print() vs println() in Java

Java Tutorial In Telugu|Difference Between Print And Println In Java|print() vs println() in Java.

Java Tutorial In Telugu-Difference Between Print And Println In Java-System.out.print vs System.out.println ??

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Every java coder or learner will definitly come across these words (System.out.println) and (System.out.println) but many of the people really don't about it so here is a video on Java Tutorial In Telugu-Difference Between Print And Println In Java-System.out.print vs System.out.println ?? this topic.

CODE USED FOR SHOWING DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRINT AND PRINTLN ARE AS follows :-
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import java.util.Scanner;

public class Helloworld
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
System.out.print("hello ");
System.out.println("hi");
}
}
The out put will be as follows
hello hi

when we use print the out put crusor stayes next to the last character but when we come across println the cursor moves to the new line for compiling the furthur code.

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