Java – I can’t print on the same line (I’m not using println)

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Ok, like you have probably seen by the comments on your question, many people say that you use ‘\n’ wheras this says the java console to start a new line. So to do this in just one like you have to write each line after line, so to do this better I would first of all make all the letters. For this you could use individual Arrays.
Eg:

public class teste2 {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
           // This creates T
           String[] t = new String[6];
           t[0] = "*******";
           for(int i = 1; i < t.length; i++) t[i] = "   *   ";

           // This creates E
           String[] e = new String[6];
           e[0] = "*******";
           e[1] = "*      ";
           e[2] = "****   ";
           e[3] = "*      ";
           e[4] = "*      ";
           e[5] = "*******";

           // This creates S
           String[] s = new String[6];
           s[0] = " ******";
           s[1] = "*      ";
           s[2] = " ***** ";
           s[3] = "      *";
           s[4] = "      *";
           s[5] = "****** ";

           // Now you need to print this.
           for(int i = 0; i < t.length; i++) {
                System.out.println(t[i]+"\t"+e[i]+"\t"+s[i]+"\t"+t[i]);
           }
           // This should be it.
           // You can still optimize the code and make everything in one
           // line but I think this is WAY better to read and better to
           // use as you can also use letters like the T more often.
           // BTW: this is TEST so not your name ;)
           // You need to program your own letters :)
     }
}

If this does not help sorry. But I would do it like this as this is easy to implement and to use.

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