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printf("Hello, World!\n");. why we put( !\n)
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! Will be printed and \n is for newline
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The '\n' is an escape character used to insert line break. This means whatever comes after '\n' will be printed on the next line.
I think the lesson covered this somewhere, see if you can find it đ
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Yasser Mhj "!" Will be printed as it is
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The exclamation mark is just an ordinary character which will be printed. \n is a line break. Everything after \n will be printed in a new line
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and the !
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Create new line
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thanks
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!!!