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\n – is a new line in java, is it possible to get to the previous line from the current position?
For example, I want to print “this is for test”
System.out.println("this is for");
Now how can I append “test” to the previous line since println moved carriage to the next?
I don’t think you can.
You would normally use
System.out.printfor the first part instead and use aprintln()or a'\n'once you’re sure your line ended.