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Exactly, because it's OS-dependent. It executes the in-built operating system command, which is available only in DOS/Windows.
That's why it's better to use the multiple newlines thing.
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print('\n'*25)
;)
Seriously, you can use os.system('cls') for windows or os.system('clear') fo Linux, but printing newlines is always guaranteed to work without importing any modules.
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os.system('cls') doesn't work for me :(
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remember to import os ^^
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@Markus i did import os. it doesn't either way
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if u open cmd and type cls in it, does it clear?
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@Markus it does
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weird... it does absolutely nothin? errors?
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@Markus cls clears in cmd while in python program, it doesn't work at all. it is bizzare
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hmm really weird