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How do I print over some strings that already existed?
For example, I have "Hello World" printed, then the cursor goes back to 'H' and print "Great" so it changes the word into "Great World"
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n VÄn HoĂ ng Yeah carriage return doesn't work on SoloLearn's console
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William Tseng the carriage return \r can be used to override the current line of the terminal. But I don't think it will work on SoloLearn console.
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You can add it into a variable, print the variable, make changes to it and then print again the same variable. You can also use clear screen function to make it appear like if it was changing
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that's the only way to achieve it?
Can't we move the cursor around the console?