Need help with writing a program

how would i write a program with one integer variable i that outputs the numbers 1 to 5 on one line. The program may use the System.out.println to only ouput either the variable i or a space (" ").

which one is it in?Boy, you are a lazy one, aren't you. Anyway,
it's in the section about "Control Flow Statements":
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/nutsandbo
lts/flow.html
But if you are not familiar with for-loops I suggest
that you read the whole tutorial.Unless, of course, the assignment is due in tomorrow morning at 8, and it's now past midnight in your timezone.

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