Combine all of the Strings into one (using StringBuilder, if you'd like) and output them to the JOptionPane method once. Now struggle with some code.
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Combine all of the Strings into one (using StringBuilder, if you'd like) and output them to the JOptionPane method once. Now struggle with some code.
Norm's response helped me understand your question better. If you're constructing the String object from parts before sending it to a JOptionPane method for display, I recommend using an instance of...
Have you tried to send the text to a JOptionPane? If so, show us that code. If not, start by thinking that all text currently being sent to the println() methods will instead be sent to a...