Answer Posted / vidya sarode
println prints on a new line, where as print prints on the
same line.
For example, in your program you use "print" to print the
word "Detroit" and then you use "print" again to
print "smells" the output would be:
Detroitsmells
If you use "print" to print "Detroit" and then you
use "println" to print "smells" your output would be:
Detroit
smells
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