How do I differentiate 2 inputs in a system input?

Question

For instance I want to print out the second line in a system input
How do I do this
Ex:
12
13
76
I want to print out the second line (the 13)
Help please

Update: Apparently my question wasn't clear enough
The ex is actually the system input
I want to only print out the second line of the system input-not the third or the first

Answer 1

import java.util.Scanner;
public class Program
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
String firstline = sc.nextLine();
String secondline =sc.nextLine();
System.out.println("Your input was :::\n" + firstline +"\n"+secondline);
}
}

//here is ur modified code , for taking 2 lines of input ☺

Answer 2

actually, we use "\n" in SOP() ... to provide a line break
"System.out.print (x+"\n");"
is same as "System.out.println(x);"

//here is ur answer
int x=12,y=13,z=76;

m1)
System.out.println(x);System.out.println(y);System.out.print(z);

m2)
System.out.print(x+"\n"+y+"\n"+z);

m3)System.out.print("12\n13\n76);
//as said by meharban singh

//u can replace System.out.print() with System.out.println() in both m1,m2,m3

//hope it helps☺

Answer 3

can u show the code ☺
//we can help

Answer 4

welcome buddy☺

Answer 5

System.out.print("12\n13\n76");

\n means a new line.
Alternatively, you can use System.out.println(); or printf()

Answer 6

Thanks guys,but apparently my question wasn't clear enough
The ex is actually the system input
I want to only print out the second line of the system input-not the third or the first
Thanks

Answer 7

Thank you Gaurav Agrawal 😊

Answer 8

Thanks now I can write the code I've been wanting to do for days now 😊