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 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. 🙂
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));
Hello, I'm talking from Brazil and your video helped me a lot in college. Thank you! Or as we say here, "Obrigado"!!!!
Glad to hear that! You just made my day with your comment. :)
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!
Glad it helped! A lot of times it is easy when you see the examples. :-)
Great video Mike! Really clears things up!
Thank you :)
String meToYou="thank";
String meToYou1="you";
String meToYou2="so";
String meToYou3="much";
System.out.println(String.format("%S %S %S %S
LOL Thank you Joseph. :-))
That was amazing, it helps me a lot of thanks for the helping.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting
I have notepad but I want add string and save it and continue saving string next line , how can I do it?
First of all install IntelliJ and Atom. Then use multiline strings in Java or concatenate the Java Strings with the + operator.
@@MikesTechCorner do you have discord?
yes. link is my new vids
@@MikesTechCorner can you please make video about "Then use multiline strings in Java"?
Great video. Very helpful
for me.
Glad to hear that!
amazing video that teaches me to be better
I'm happy to hear that
Cool things String.format("%S", "mike") Keep them flowing!
Thanks! Will do! You made my day with your comment. :)
@@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. 🙂
Thanks man.
Nice.
keep posting :)
Thank you, I will. Your feedback gives me energy. :)
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));
You can also try one of the templating langs like thymeleaf
Ok I'll look into that. Thanks!@@MikesTechCorner
Or try out this article. www.baeldung.com/java-string-formatter