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printing powers in java

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if i want to print 2 to the power 3 normally what we do is 2^3. is there any other way that i can print it in the console in the way that we normally write it on a paper.
does anyone know it pls tell me.
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Yes, read it in as a String and print it out. ?
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Yes, read it in as a String and print it out. ?
Actually what smsamrc is asking is to print at the console something like this:

To have 2 as base and 3 to be smaller and to the upper right corner of 2.
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So, a superscript?
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/...Attribute.html May be of use.
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Actually what smsamrc is asking is to print at the console something like this:

To have 2 as base and 3 to be smaller and to the upper right corner of 2.
Oops. I understand now.
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So, a superscript?
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/...Attribute.html May be of use.
Do they work in the console? I suspect not. You could use the unicode symbols for ² or ³ (00B2 and 00B3), but that's all, I think.
In JLabels and the like you can use HTML formatting, of course.
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thank you for ur hints.
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