Thread: System.out.println("Message");

So Its Kinda a task/Problem

When i use the:

System.out.println("Message");

It Displays like this:
|Message
^ That being the Mouse Thing.

I want it to display in the console like this:
Message|
^ That being the Mouse Thing.

Is there anyway this is possible if there is how so?

You will have to execute that statement BEFORE the statement that prints the "|"

I think he's just generally talking about the cursor position, and not an actual String.

Yes i am, I use to know how but i haven't done anything with the console in a long time.

There is not much positioning done on the console. The main thing you can do is move the cursor to the next line with a new line character.
If you want the cursor to stay on the same line as what you have printed, do not print a new line char.

Then what print Should i be using, i tried Printf and it didn't move it to the end as well.

      System.out.printf(num + " + "+num2+" = ");

Where do you want the cursor after you print? Print a newline if you want the cursor to be on the next line. Don't print a newline if you want the cursor on the same line as what you printed.

println is the only print method that is defined to go to a newline. For the other print methods it depends on what you print.

When using Println It goes before the print, if i type it goes to the next line but if you click after the equals in goes where i want it? Hard to understanding how i suppose to print my line in the console without printing it? o.o

Its hard to have a line printed on the console without printing the line.

Lol, True.
I don't know i was wondering if i could fix it but i guess not. ^_^

wondering if i could fix it

I have not idea what you are trying to do or what the problem is.

What i want:
Screenshot by Lightshot
The problem:
Screenshot by Lightshot

What kind of console are you printing on? I can't get the cursor to move ahead of a String that is printed.

Eclipse.
Extra: Message was to short to post LOL