System.out.println()

Definition

System.out.println() is a method in Java that allows you to display output on the console. It takes an argument (a value or a variable) and prints it as text.

Related terms

String:

A sequence of characters, such as words or sentences, in programming. Strings are often used as arguments for System.out.println() to display specific messages.

Variable:

A named storage location in computer memory that holds a value. Variables can be passed as arguments to System.out.println() to print their current values.

Concatenation: The process of combining two or more strings together. You can use concatenation with System.out.println() to display multiple strings in one line.