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💻 Exercises: Display data in console in Java | Topic 2 solved Topic 2 Exercises Exercise 1. Tell me the difference between System.out.println and System.out.print. Solution: If you use System.out.println(“Hello”); it will print “Hello” and then move to the next line. But if you use System.out.print(“Hello”); it will print “Hello” on the same line where … Read more

Learn Java Easy. Chapter 2. Chani’s Disappearance / Displaying data in console Do you remember when I said I was going to have a party at my house? Well, it was a huge success. I’m not sure how many people were there, but more and more people kept showing up. I didn’t know half of … Read more

Chapter 1 Exercises Exercise 1. Declare three variables of different types: one variable of type int, another of type String, and a third of type char. Directly assign the value 25 to the int variable, “Hello world” to the String variable, and the character ‘A’ to the char variable.   Solution:   💡 Use descriptive … Read more

🧩 Introduction: Learn Java from scratch with history and exercises 🧩 Introduction: Learn Java from scratch with history and exercises A carefree life in Salamanca / Introduction and data types Throughout my entire life I have felt untouchable. I haven’t had major concerns and I have always had the support of friends and family. I … Read more

📚 Learn Java Easily: Table of Contents | All Chapters Listed 📚 Learn Java Easily: Book Index Explore all chapters of Learn Java Easily. Quick access to story, theory, and practice 📖🚀 21 Chapters 10 Exercise Sections Beginner to Advanced About the Author Get to know the creator behind this Java course. Learn about their … Read more

Learn Java Easily – Clarifications about the Book Clarifications about this Book and Learning Java Learning to program is not as difficult as you think. In my case, I remember that even before starting to read the theory, I believed it would be impossible for me to learn programming, at least at an advanced level. … Read more

Learn Java Easily – About the Author About the Author Before we get started, I’d like to formally introduce myself. My name is Hugo and I’ll be your Java teacher. Some years ago I started learning to program on my own. Simply as a hobby, but soon I realized it was something I really enjoyed. … Read more