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System.out.println("hello world".getBytes("UTF-8"));
occasionally returns a different value, why is that??
Sorry, I’m still a noob at Java.
This code prints an array (byte[]), but there is no standard array printing in Java. So instead of printing the content of the array, the code displays some cryptic memory reference to the array. Eg “[B@6bbc4459”. This information is not very useful and is likely to change between programm executions.
If you want to display the content of the array, you must iterate through it.