Java Print Statements Warm-Up

What is the syntax of the print statement in Java?

• System.print()

• System.out.println();

• System.out.print()

• System.println()

What is the difference between print and println in Java?

• print method prints the output on a new line, while the println method prints the output on the same line

• print method prints the output on the same line, while the println method prints the output on a new line

• print method is used for printing integers, while the println method is used for printing strings

• print method is used for printing characters, while the println method is used for printing numbers

How can you format output using printf in Java?

• System.out.format(format, arguments);

• System.out.println(format, arguments);

• System.out.printf(format, arguments);

• System.out.print(format, arguments);

Which escape sequence is used to print a new line in Java?

• \n

• \t

• \n\r

Which escape sequence is used to print a tab in Java?

• \t

• \n

• %s

• \s

Which escape sequence is used to print a backslash in Java?

• \\\

• \\

• \

• %\

Which escape sequence is used to print a double quote in Java?

• \'

• \"

• \\

• ""

Which escape sequence is used to print a single quote in Java?

What happens if you use println instead of print to display output in Java?

• If you use println instead of print to display output in Java, each output will be displayed on a new line.

• If you use println instead of print to display output in Java, the output will be displayed in random order.

• If you use println instead of print to display output in Java, the output will be displayed in reverse order.

• If you use println instead of print to display output in Java, the output will be displayed without any line breaks.

How can you include variables in a printf statement in Java?

• By using if-else statements and variables

• By using format specifiers and passing variables as arguments

• By using concatenation and variables

• By using switch statements and variables