Java println vs =print

[zealous isle]

when I use println it prints out Name:
but when I use print instead it does not print anything and keeps loading.

[trim fulcrum]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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[long silo]

generally, i doubt that

u can try to use System.out.flush() after it, but i have rarely ever seen an actual effect of it

its more likely that ur just misinterpreting something

hard to tell without seeing the actual code though

u seem to also run into the classic misconception of having input and output in the same line

which is incorrect. it's two absolutely different and independent channels

it's just ur ide the decided to draw both in the same line

so u might also just run into the blocking scanner call, waiting for input - before the console decided to print out the text

since, as said, it's two independent things

[indigo geyser]

It's a NetBeans (terminal) bug. It doesn't flush stdout when reading from stdin.