Posted by Benjamin Johnston on 2000-09-02
> Another solution would be to create an output string in the loop and THEN > output after the loop using println. While this is correct, you REALLY dont want to do this, when you can just use System.out.print(x); (That is, unless you've got a good reason -- in which case you'd probably take a look at java.lang.StringBuffer) > >hmm..it's been a while since I've played with Java, but I think instead of > >using the println method use the print method of System.out, this way a new > >line character is not added to the end of the line. I think, but if I'm > >wrong, Mr Johnston or Frank should know... You're correct. -Benjamin Johnston s355171@xxxxxxx.xx.xxx.xx
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