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Question

Why don’t you have to put another inserting operator before the \n shortcut?

Answer 1

mn121 he's mentioning some sort of "inserting operator" so i'm not sure what he means by that and i need that clarified by saying which language it is. if it's c++ and he means the bitwise right shift when writing to cout, that would just mean that "\n" can just be part of a string

Answer 2

which language are you talking about?

Answer 3

hinanawi \n can be written in any language...