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Just noticed that you don't need the second cout to start the next statement. cout << "Hello"; << endl; << "World"; should work.
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You can write
cout << "Hello" << endl << "World";
One more thing
cout << "Hello << "\n" << "World";
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yes, but without semicolons near "Hello" and endl
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Ah well yes, haha.
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The right is
cout << "Hello" << "World";
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Hay, I was talking about using endl for a new line and continuing on without introducing a second cout.
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Yeah. I noticed \n as I went further on, thanks.
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Woww