Java String Format

[@matheuss.olivera]

Hello, I'm talking from Brazil and your video helped me a lot in college. Thank you! Or as we say here, "Obrigado"!!!!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad to hear that! You just made my day with your comment. :)

[@josephjoy7080]

String meToYou="thank"; String meToYou1="you"; String meToYou2="so"; String meToYou3="much"; System.out.println(String.format("%S %S %S %S

[@MikesTechCorner]

LOL Thank you Joseph. :-))

[@ReadyDaddy]

Yo Mike! that was really helpful. You went through all the needed examples. Our lecturer on uni just quickly went through this formatting and I was left with a big question mark above my head haha. Thank you for clearing it up!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad it helped! A lot of times it is easy when you see the examples. :-)

[@WittCode]

Great video Mike! Really clears things up!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Thank you :)

[@Stixboi-]

That was amazing, it helps me a lot of thanks for the helping.

[@MikesTechCorner]

You are welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting

[@yuriiandreitsev8548]

amazing video that teaches me to be better

[@MikesTechCorner]

I'm happy to hear that

[@ndeyesene7031]

Great video. Very helpful for me.

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad to hear that!

[@minor12828]

Cool things String.format("%S", "mike") Keep them flowing!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Thanks! Will do! You made my day with your comment. :)

[@minor12828]

@@MikesTechCorner I would argue that you made it in the past the moment you recorded/uploaded the vodeo but it is a sunny day so let's agree to disagree 🤝. You enhanced my weekend with such content. 🙂

[@dzunibravo]

Thanks man.

[@alixerkmir2097]

I have notepad but I want add string and save it and continue saving string next line , how can I do it?

[@MikesTechCorner]

First of all install IntelliJ and Atom. Then use multiline strings in Java or concatenate the Java Strings with the + operator.

[@alixerkmir2097]

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[@MikesTechCorner]

yes. link is my new vids

[@alixerkmir2097]

@@MikesTechCorner can you please make video about "Then use multiline strings in Java"?

[@aslam-kg4xo]

Nice. keep posting :)

[@MikesTechCorner]

Thank you, I will. Your feedback gives me energy. :)

[@jamesdinser4411]

The %40d is not working . I get this error. d ! = java.lang.String. My code looks like this. System.out.println(String.format("%s %40d %s",columnTitle1, columnTitle2));

[@MikesTechCorner]

You can also try one of the templating langs like thymeleaf

[@jamesdinser4411]

Ok I'll look into that. Thanks!@@MikesTechCorner

[@MikesTechCorner]

Or try out this article. www.baeldung.com/java-string-formatter