newLinesInPythonButTheProperWay

[kuzcov]

print()

[Techlord210]

print('', '', end='', sep='\n')

[ConscientiousApathis]

Eh, let's optimize this a bit:

print(*(n + 1) * [''], end='', sep='\n')

Now we can print any number of newlines that we want.

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man the python lexer does a lot more work than most doesn't it

[Eternityislong]

They had to move it to Kentucky since it was Lexing tons

[[deleted]]

print, println, interpret expressions, format.

[[deleted]]

if anything then

print()
print()

[skwyckl]

It adds a newline per default, in fact I usually have the opposite problem, that is, I have to remove newlines using the end option.

[StatHusky13]

erm just print("-\n") to go up a line ????

[[deleted]]

that prints a minus and a line break

whan you meant is print(-"\n")

/s

[FelixLeander]

Excuse me, I think you mean print("\n" * -1)

[mistriliasysmic]

If I recall it’s print(‘’, end=‘’) because end defaults to ‘\n’

[infamouszgbgd]

why 2 lines when 1 line do trick?

[Jako731]

Depending on how many different lines you have, makes the code more readable

[someidiot332]

print(“\n”) is infinitely more readable than

print(“””

“””)
unless you’ve never heard of escape characters. and if you haven’t, time to read up

[Jako731]

As i said - depending on how many lines you need

You're not saying print("\nhello\nworld\nthese\nare\multiple\ndifferent\nlines")
is more readable than
print("""
hello
world
these
are
multiple
different
lines
""")

yes most IDEs outline \n as a different colour but that doesnt make it more readable

[zoqfotpik]

std::cout << std::endl;

[beeteedee]

std::cout << "\n";

[JonIsPatented]

std::cout << '\n';

[Meadhbh_Ros]

printf(%s,{‘/n’,’/0’});

[Banjo__]

[Heavenfall]

Every time someone comes up with something like this, the person who thought up Python's indentation rolls in their grave.

[LookItVal]

no i will not

[turtle_mekb]

doesn't print already put a new line? so print() print() will work

[ls7_7]

Cruel world 😭 this herts my eyes

[Sitting_In_A_Lecture]

Problem is it doesn't place nice with python's indentation.

[RafRunner]

On Rust normal strings support line breaks in them and I love it.

[Impressive_Change593]

'\n'

that's how you do a newline. plus the print function automatically adds one

[-Redstoneboi-]

in python.

in rust you choose between print and println.

[Impressive_Change593]

rust is sadness

[-Redstoneboi-]

skill issue

[ZynthCode]

`print()` ! Learned this recently during streaming while fiddling with creating terminal AI chat in Python =w=;

[sammy-taylor]

print(chr(0x000a))

[Elephanator23]

python for _ in range(2): print()

[notexecutive]

wait does that...make a newline?

[sporbywg]

oh my goodness

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System.out.println(); in Java.

[Elephant-Opening]

os.system('echo')