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Printing problem

  Asked By: Brayden    Date: Jul 05    Category: Java    Views: 7120
  

code:
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for(int i=0; i<=9; i++)
System.out.println("x[i] = "+x[i]);

you know i was expecting x[0]= value
x[1]= value

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x[9]= value

its just formatted output....

i know i did a mistake...it should be

System.out.println("x["+i+"] = "+x[i]);

i dont know why "+i+" is needed?

this could have been x[+i] or x[i].... but why x["+i+"] ??????

so actually i want to know what is the rule for formatting here.
if it had been C language...i could have written...
...printf("x[%d]",i,x[i]);

what is the rule for formatted output in java???

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Answer #1    Answered By: Adaulfo Fischer     Answered On: Jul 05

println takes only one variable. In this case u need to convert the
result into a String.
first string is "x["
Second is value of i (if use + with any string it automatically
converts second parameter into string)
third string is "] = "
last value of x[i]

it is not "+i+" it is "x[" + i +"] = " + x[i];
----------------------- string+ var +string+var -> string

 
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