im trying to format this string into a fixed column style but cant get it to work, heres my code, whats up?
System.out.format("%32s%10n%32s%10n%32s%10n", "Voter: " + e.voteNo + "Candidate: " + vote + "Booth: " + boothId);
All variables are integers,
I want the output to be like
Voter: 1 Candidate: 0 Booth: 1
Thanks
Please stop trying to program by accident. Your code looks like the glued-together parts of 3 different approaches to solving the issue. Try to read the documentation on the topic (JavaDoc is your friend!) and apply what you learned instead.
String result = String.format("Voter: %-10d Candidate: %-10d Booth: %-10d", e.voteNo, vote, boothId);
System.out.println(result);
For more information on String.format check its JavaDoc.
Edit: apparently I didn't get the memo that there's actually a PrintStream.format, so you can actually write it like this:
System.out.format("Voter: %-10d Candidate: %-10d Booth: %-10d", e.voteNo, vote, boothId);
%n is a newline in Java and not a numeric format).