Answer Posted / mohneesh

printf in Java works exactly as in C.

it automatically formats your string, which is not possible
in println directly.

System.out.printf("%s\n\t%s","Mohneesh","Wadhwani");

Output:
Mohneesh
Wadhwani

where as you can use String Formatter to format String then
pass it to println to print.

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