The way of the Samurai

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Hmmm... maybe because it is fun? You can also learn some additional things. E.g. how to find number for unknown sign (char --> int)?:

System.out.println((int)'日');

Or vica versa:

System.out.println((char)33);

And now you can find out if the result match with ASCII table. Maybe it is not that interesting now - but in the future it could be helpful when you'll be working with Input/Output Streams... Every task has it's reason and try to find the easiest way may sometimes means that you'll be struggling later anyway.

public class symbolTest{

     public static void main(String []args){
        System.out.println((int)'猫');
        System.out.println((char)12375);
        System.out.println((char)29483);
     }
}

Actually that is kind of interesting I did not know you could do that. I did not know you could convert the symbol to an integer value representing the symbol and the reverse. The symbols in the code here are the Japanese kanji word neko:（猫）or cat in English and the hiragana symbol: shi （し）which is a syllable used in many words. I knew you could enter unicode characters as hex values all though I have never needed to do it before.

public class hexChar{

     public static void main(String []args){
         char a = 0x30ad;
         char b = 0x30ce;
         char c = 0x30b3;
         String d = "" + a + b + c;
         System.out.println(d);
     }
}

Japanese katakana syllables ki: (キ), no: (ノ) and ko: (コ) together they spell kinoko: (キノコ) meaning mushroom in English. I have done most of my programming in JavaScript. The only experience I have with Java is from my college courses in object oriented programming with Java and the tasks here on codegym. I am always glad to learn something new. Thank you for the reply.

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print the alphabets within brackets with double quote....happy learning

Use the print function to output the symbols and you can copy and paste the kanji symbols 日本語 if that is what you were having trouble with. Otherwise if you want to type the Japanese symbols out yourself if you are on windows you can go google: "how to install Microsoft IME for Japanese language". With that you can type all the Japanese characters you want to. こんにちは (konnichiwa), さようなら (sayonara) The Japanese for hello and goodbye in hiragana.

Copy from condition and paste in your code.

copy and paste them 日本語 it is easy enough to do that, or go install Microsoft IME Japanese language or something similar so you can type the symbols out yourself. Although that may require learning some Japanese.

The translation of this word is "Japanese language".

こんにちわ (konnichiwa) means hello in Japanese. The word 日本語 (nihongo) means the Japanese language. The 語 (go) means language here and the 日本 (nihon) refers to Japanese or Japan. The word originated in reference to Japan as "the land of the rising sun" during relations between Japan and China.