Use of formatting when printing strings

I would like to know how to print a string that is italicized. I am open to ideas involving complicated methods .. good to learn something new.

831334 wrote:
Well I am a graduate student in Computer Science currently building from scratch a database program as part of my school database class I am taking this semester. I have taken undergraduate courses in Java covering simple types, and data structures; at the graduate level algorithm analysis covering topics such as Fourier Transforms. I am also engaged in improving my C programming skills and learning Python to boot.Well that's nice for you, but I doubt many will be impressed here.
When I originally posted I thought I would receive an answer to my question regardless where I posted; perhaps this forum would be more active and relevant for my question. Now that my resume is out there including a background in electrical engineering, should I hit Google or can I get an answer to my question?Now I know that one shouldn't expect much eloquence from a computer scientist, but your original question of "How can I print Strings in italics" wasn't exceptionally well thought out. Or was it news to you that Java is capable of outputting Strings in more ways than outputting to a standard console?
If not the current adage is: "Its easy, just Google it" will suffice and follows the wade through data overload but oh well.We gave you plenty of answers already, do we need to hold a lecture for you to understand them?

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