Hi,
I am making a java program to make a countdown timer.
User enters time,then when time is up a message is printed.
How do I print the time on the same line?
Please tell me how to go about it.
Thanks.
shubhang
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Jump to Postread documentation on System.out.println()
Jump to PostJust use google. Type System.out.println() java, or you could also try Java IO. Also, an easy way to 'count' would be
// X
Thread.getThread().sleep(1000); //waits for 1 second.
//If you print out right here, you can be sure that the time is extremely close to 1 second from X
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orko
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read documentation on System.out.println()
shubhang
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Sir,
I am new at java ,so I dont know where to look for it.
I searched my notes ,but didn't find anything.
Please tell me where to find it.
Thanks
BestJewSinceJC
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Just use google. Type System.out.println() java, or you could also try Java IO. Also, an easy way to 'count' would be
// X
Thread.getThread().sleep(1000); //waits for 1 second.
//If you print out right here, you can be sure that the time is extremely close to 1 second from X
BestJewSinceJC
700
Posting Maven
Just use google. Type System.out.println() java, or you could also try Java IO. Also, an easy way to 'count' would be
// Read in the amount of time you want to wait in seconds, call it "time"
Thread.getThread().sleep(time * 1000); //waits for 1 second if time = 1.
//Print out the time you waited.
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