SO...I have this piece of code here. 

```
    class secondary
{
    enum DocDetails
    {
        DrHowlett(500, "Orthopedist"),
        DrMurdock(300, "ENT specialist"),
        DrNarendra(1000, "Nephrologist"),
        DrWhite(10000, "Pulmonologist"),
        DrSummers(1500, "Opthalmologist"),
        DrStark(12000, "Cardiologist"),
        DrBanner(20000, "Radiologist");

    private int x;
    private String z;
    private DocDetails(int y, String a)
    {

        x=y;
        z=a;
    }

}
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
        for(DocDetails d:DocDetails.values())
        {
            System.out.println(d);
            System.out.println(d.x);
            System.out.println(d.z);
        }
    }
}

```

And I want to print out like this 

```
DrHowlett 500 Ortopedist
DrMurdock 300 ENT specialist
....and so on. 

```

But this is the actual output of the code

```
DrHowlett
500
Orthopedist
DrMurdock
300
ENT specialist
DrNarendra
1000
Nephrologist
DrWhite
10000
Pulmonologist
DrSummers
1500
Opthalmologist
DrStark
12000
Cardiologist
DrBanner
20000
Radiologist

```

Everything is printed in the next line. 
I have a project where I have to store details in an enumerator and print them out. And it would not be useful if I just print them out in a long meaningless list. I want to have the attributes side by side instead of everything being printed in the next line.