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How to use /n in JS
How to put /n in js to avoid smth like this(15300hello) https://code.sololearn.com/WgNEa9Ns533A/?ref=app
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If you want to create a line break while outputting to html, you should use the <br> tag instead of \n
This should work, in your case:
var sayHello = '<br> Hello everybody! I am new in JS';
Or even:
document.write(y+"<br>");
If your output would be an alert box, then you could use \n to create line breaks
Try this, for example:
var sayHello = ' Hello everybody!\nI am new in JS';
alert(sayHello);