Print in new line java

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I have following code        System out println     1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9        System out println  ----------------------------        System out println        I use println to create a new line  Is it possible to do the same using  n or  r  I tried to add  n to the second println statment and continue printing with the print method but  n does not create a new line   any ideas

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n creates a new line in Java  Don t use spaces before or after  n   Example  printing It creates na new line outputs      It creates   a new line

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n and  r usage depends on the platform  Window  Mac  Linux  which you are using  But there are some platform independent separators too    System lineSeparator      System getProperty  quot line separator quot

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System out print values i            in one number be printed

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You should use the built in line separator  The advantage is that you don t have to concern  what system you code is running on  it will just work    Since Java 1 7  System lineSeparator     Pre Java 1 7  System getProperty  line separator

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String newLine   System getProperty  line separator     This will retrieve line separator dependent on OS       System out println  line 1    newLine    line2

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Case1  System out println   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9      n     ----------------------------       Case2  System out printf   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9      n     ----------------------------       Case3  System out print   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9      n     ----------------------------

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Your best shot would be with  String format   n     or  System out printf   n      It is supposed to print a newline character  depending on the current platform  so it s perfect for the console   If you are printing to a file  then it depends

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It does create a new line  Try   System out println  --- n

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Since you are on Windows  instead of  n use  r n  carriage return   line feed

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System out println  hello    n   world

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n   this is the simple method to separate the continuous String

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You might try adding  r n instead of just  n   Depending on your operating system and how you are viewing the output  it might matter

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