Java .print()

The .print() method prints its argument to the console. Unlike the similar .println() method, .print() does not follow its argument with a new line, and any subsequent characters sent to the console will begin wherever the prior .print() command left off.

Syntax

System.out.print(argument);

The argument passed to the print() method will be displayed on the console.

Example

The following example prints some content to the console (Note: if there is to be any spacing between uses of .print() it must be accounted for in the arguments.):

public class PrintExample {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.print("Output");
    System.out.print(123.456);
    System.out.print(true);
  }
}

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This results in the output:

Output123.456true

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