Which is correct:
System.out.in.println("test");
or
System.in.out.println("test");
???
I found both examples at Oracle's Java Tutorials.
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What exactly is the syntax for println()
Which is correct:
System.out.in.println("test");
or
System.in.out.println("test");
???
I found both examples at Oracle's Java Tutorials.
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Re: What exactly is the syntax for println()
I doubt that very much.Originally Posted by javaiscool
If you go to the System class in the Java API you see that the class has a static variable called out which is a PrintStream object. If you then read about the PrintStream class you will find all the print and println methods belong to that class. Therefore the correct syntax is:
System.out.println();
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