Java String new line

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I have string like    I am a boy     I want to print like this way   I  am  a boy     Can anybody help me

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Platform-Independent Line Breaks  finalString    quot physical quot    System lineSeparator      quot distancing quot   System out println finalString    Output  physical distancing   Notes  Java 6  System getProperty  quot line separator quot   Java 7  amp  above  System lineSeparator

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It can be done several ways  I am mentioning 2 simple ways    Very simple way as below   System out println  I nam na nboy     It can also be done with concatenation as below   System out println  I      n     am      n     a      n     boy

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you can use  lt br gt  tag in your string for show in html pages

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System out println  I nam na nboy     System out println  I am a boy  replaceAll    s     n      System out println  I am a boy  replaceAll    s   System getProperty  line separator         portable way

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To make the code portable to any system  I would use    public static String newline   System getProperty  line separator      This is important because different OSs use different notations for newline  Windows uses   r n   Classic Mac uses   r   and Mac and Linux both use   n    Commentors - please correct me if I m wrong on this

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Go for a split   String string    I am a boy   for  String part   string split             System out println part

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n is used for making separate line   Example    System out print  I     n    am     n    boy       Result   I am boy

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What about  n using a formatter like String format      String s   String format  I nam na nboy      As this answer says  its available from java 1 5 and is another way to System getProperty  line separator   or System lineSeparator   and  like this two  is OS independent

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Here it is   NewLine is known as CRLF Carriage Return and Line Feed    For Linux and Mac  we can use  quot  n quot   For Windows  we can use  quot  r n quot    Sample  System out println  quot I r nam r na r nboy quot     Result   It worked for me

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You can also use System lineSeparator     String x    Hello     System lineSeparator      there

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If you want to have your code os-unspecific you should use println for each word  System out println  I    System out println  am    System out println  a    System out println  boy      because Windows uses   r n  as newline and unixoid systems use just   n   println always uses the correct one

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System out println  I nam na nboy     This works It will give one space character also along before enter character

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If you simply want to print a newline in the console you can use    n   for newlines   If you want to break text in swing components you can use html   String s     lt html gt first line lt br   gt second line lt  html gt

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Example  System out printf  I  n am  n a  n boy      Output  I   am   a   boy   Explanation  It s better to use  n as an OS independent new-line character instead of  n and it s easier than using System lineSeparator    Why to use  n  because on each OS  new line refers to a different set of character s    Unix and modern Mac s       LF       n  Windows                     CR LF    r n  Older Macintosh Systems     CR       r    LF is the acronym of Line Feed and CR is the acronym of Carriage Return  The escape characters are written inside the parenthesis  So on each OS  new line stands for something specific to the system   n is OS agnostic  it is portable  It stands for  n on Unix systems or  r n on Windows systems and so on  Thus  Do not use  n  instead use  n

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I use this code String result   args 0  replace    n     n     public class HelloWorld        public static void main String   args            String result   args 0  replace    n     n            System out println result             with terminal I can use arg I  nam  na  boy to make System out println print out  I am a boy

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Try   System out println  I nam na nboy

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Full program example  with a fun twist   Open a new blank document and save it as  yourJavaDirectory  iAmABoy iAmABoy java    iAmABoy  is the class name   Paste the following code in and read through it   Remember  I m a beginner  so I appreciate all feedback     The class name should be the same as your Java-file and directory name  class iAmABoy          Create a variable number of String-type arguments   strs   this is a useful line of code worth memorizing      public static void nlSeparated String    strs               Each argument is an str that is printed          for  String str   strs                 System out println str                          public static void main String   args               This loop uses  args      Args  can be accessed at runtime   The method declaration  above  uses  str   but the method instances  as seen below  can take variables of any name in the place of  str           for  String arg   args                 nlSeparated arg                         This is a signature              System out print   nThanks  Wolfpack08                 Now  in terminal cmd  browse to  yourJavaDirectory  iAmABoy and type   javac iAmABoy java java iAmABoy I am a boy   You can replace the args I am a boy with anything

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