System.out.print("Hellow Healthly \r World");
Ans should be World Healthly.....But Showing Only World!! Why?I am beginner in Java. Can anyone ans me why?
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System.out.print("Hellow Healthly \r World");
Ans should be World Healthly.....But Showing Only World!! Why?I am beginner in Java. Can anyone ans me why?
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I think it is because the print method does not flush the buffer without seeing a newline (\n) character. println will do that or add a \n at the end of the String being printed.
When I execute the code on a Win10 system, I get this:Hellow Healthly World
What OS are you working on?
I imagine consoles work differently than real printers where \r would move the print head back to the head of the current line and print over the top of what was printed there, while a console gors to the next line.
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