Thread: Issue with output format

Hello,

I am a beginner in java and I want to output a line as follow :

"your number is (x,y) and is on the third line "

x and y are the user input and if I put a number for example 1 as x and 2 as y it add instead of putting a comma between the two numbers .

my code is as follow :

system.out.print("your number is " + (x + y)+" is on the third line ");

I hope someone can help resolve this issue

Thanks

'2 + 3' is an int expression - it can be evaluated as 5. '"your number is " + 5' is evaluated as a string concatenation because the 5 is 'promoted' to a string:
Conversions and Promotions
See section 5.1.6
Think of a way of writing your string concatenation so that there aren't two int values either side of a '+'.

Thanks so much Sean4u your links helped me a whole lot this what I came up with :

System.out.printf ("("+x +","+ y+") is on the third line");