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Question by trang
Submitted on 12/4/2003
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How do I print \n to output, as opposed to using it for a new line?

Answer by Daniel
Submitted on 3/24/2004
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To actually print a backslash to the screen you use two backslashes. So if you want it to come out on the screen looking like \n you use printf("\\n"); and if you wanted it to look like \\ you use printf("\\\");

Answer by Niket
Submitted on 5/26/2007
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use: printf("'/n'");

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