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We’ve already discussed Java println() method in a previous tutorial.The fill command, as the name reveals, is used to fill areas in Minecraft with a set of blocks. Printf() method is not only there in C, but also in Java.Today, we’ll discuss the printf() method and its various implementations in detail.

This method belongs to the PrintStream class.

It’s used to print formatted strings using various format specifiers.įollowing are the syntaxes available for the printf() method: (string).

Difference between String.format() and () The first one does not do any formatting though and it’s like the println() method.

String.format() returns a formatted string.

() also prints a formatted string to the console.

printf() uses the class to parse the format string and generate the output.

Let’s look at the available format specifiers available for printf: \f next line first character starts to the right of current line last character.Escape Charactersįollowing are the escape characters available in printf(): Note: %n or \n are used as line separators in printf().

Jshell> ("Precision formatting upto 2 decimal places %.2f\n",z) Precision formatting upto 4 decimal places 2.2800 Jshell> ("Precision formatting upto 4 decimal places %.4f\n",y) Let’s use some precision formatting: jshell> float y = 2.28f Jshell> ("Formatted output is: %d %d%n", x, -x) Here’s an example: | Welcome to JShell - Version 12.0.1 Next, fire up your Jshell and start using printf()! Number Formatting Let’s look at the full syntax of format specifiers with the extended set: %specifierįlags can be set as for right-aligning, and - for left-aligning.

Width Specifier, Aligning, Fill With Zeros Precision formatting upto 2 decimal places 3.15Īs you can see it rounds off to the next decimal in the second case.

In this section, we’ll see three examples for each of these: jshell> ("'%5.2f'%n", 2.28) Īs you can see the width specifier allocates 5 characters width.