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Soumyadeep Mukhopadhyay
1,772 PointsWhat does this mean "%d.)" ?
int counter = 1; for(String option : options) { System.out.printf("%d.) %s %n", counter, option); counter++; }
In this piece of code, what is it's significance?
1 Answer
tomandrews
13,183 Points%d is the token that accepts the int, the ".)" is just how the string formats. For example if the int was 1, you would see 1.) as the output.