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Its more of a convenience actually.
Println prints on the line and automatically shifts to the next line. Hence saving us the "/n" notation after printing anything--which we need to use when we use printf(). So you can use anything :)
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Its more of a convenience actually. Println prints on the line and automatically shifts to the next line. Hence saving us the "/n" notation after printing anything--which we need to use when we use printf(). So you can use anything :)