Anyone use the scanner class?

The scanner class makes command line input easy:
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
input.nextLine() returns the string
My result always appears before the input is shown. For example:
Please enter a string: You entered this is a string
this is a string<--the user input isn't displayed after the prompt.
How do I make the user input appear right after the prompt? Thank you.

ShaqDiesel wrote:
The scanner class makes command line input easy:
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
input.nextLine() returns the string
My result always appears before the input is shown. For example:
Please enter a string: You entered this is a string
this is a string<--the user input isn't displayed after the prompt.
How do I make the user input appear right after the prompt? Thank you.What? I don' understand your post. What is expected result, and what do you get?
Kaj

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