In C what s the difference between n and r n

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Basically comes down to Windows standard   r n and Unix based systems using   n  http   en wikipedia org wiki Newline

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It s about how the operating system recognizes line ends    Windows user  r n Mac user  r Linux uses  n   Morale  if you are developing for Windows  stick to  r n  Or even better  use C  string functions to deal with strings which already consider line endings  WriteLine  and such

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The Difference   There are a few characters which can indicate a new line  The usual ones are these two       n  or  0x0A   10 in decimal  - gt  This character is called  Line Feed   LF       r  or  0x0D   13 in decimal  - gt  This one is called  Carriage return   CR     Different Operating Systems handle newlines in a different way  Here is a short list of the most common ones     DOS and Windows   They expect a newline to be the combination of two characters  namely   r n   or 13 followed by 10      Unix  and hence Linux as well    Unix uses a single   n  to indicate a new line     Mac   Macs use a single   r    Taken from Here

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n is the line break used by Unix -like  systems   r n is used by windows  This has nothing to do with C

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n  is just a line feed  Unicode U 000A   This is typically the Unix line separator     r n  is a carriage return  Unicode U 000D  followed by a line feed  Unicode U 000A   This is typically the Windows line separator

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They are just  r n and  n are variants     r n is used in windows   n is used in mac and linux

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n is Unix   r is Mac   r n is Windows    Sometimes it s giving trouble especially when running code cross platform  You can bypass this by using Environment NewLine   Please refer to What is the difference between  r   n and  r n    for more information  Happy reading

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n   LF  Line Feed     Used as a new line character on Unix   r   CR  Carriage Return     Used as a new line character on Mac   r n   CR   LF    Used as a new line character on Windows   char 13    r    CR   Environment NewLine   any of the above code based on the operating system      NET provides the Environment class which provides many data based on operating systems  so if the application is built on Windows  and you use CR   LF    n r  instead of Environment NewLine  as the new line character in your strings  and then Microsoft creates a VM for running  NET applications in Unix  then there will be problem  So  you should always use Environment NewLine when you want a new line character  Now you need not to care about the operating system

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