How to print a superscript text in java..?

Question

I desperately needed to print a mathematical formula like Y=x^2 + K ...
How to print it by a print line..
System.out.println(?);

Answer 1

You can use unicode
For example if you need x^2 write
System.out.print("x\u00b2");

Answer 2

Yasas Sandeepa
//Try this , direct power 2 in superscript 👍
System.out.println("Y=x"+(char)253+"+k");

edit : (in SL playground)
// Michal method (I have putted his way in code , might not showing here but will show in other playground)
// A new thing learned , thanks Michal ☺
https://code.sololearn.com/cPAqy855Fn86/?ref=app

Answer 3

//94 describe character ^ :
● System.out.println("Y=x"+(char)94+"2+k");

Answer 4

Michal bro u are a genius...!!!🙏🔥👍❤ Thank you very much..

Answer 5

Yasas Sandeepa I'm glad that I could help.

// Gaurav Agrawal that's kinda interesting way to do this using the chars 🤔

Answer 6

Use it:
double mathFormula = Math.pow(x,2) + k;
System.out.println(mathFormula);

Answer 7

Gaurav Agrawal Thanks for your kind concern..but I want to print the power of x not the ^ symbol..Please can u give a support??

Answer 8

Kristy31 Thanks for your answer..but I don't want to print the answer and just want to superscript the number..like as Michal done it..Thanks once again..

Answer 9

Gaurav Agrawal it's not working bro..Michal gave the correct answer -->"x\u00b2" ..btw I really appreciate ur kind responses..Thanks once again