what is the difference betweenandinput.next()findInLine(".")charat(0);
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Difference between input.next and findInLine(".")charat(0)
what is the difference betweenandinput.next()findInLine(".")charat(0);
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Re: Differences in input?
Hard to tell. You haven't given us any information about the classes/methods you posted. So: Can you give a little bit larger code snippet?
Re: Differences in input?
i mean is there any difference in the input it takes? or is it that both will capture any keyboard input
Re: Differences in input?
Well, i have no idea because I don't know in which context this code is placed. What kind of object is input? And if you know that, is there any javadoc that can tell us more about how it works?
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