What is the difference between writing \n before a string and after a string in C++?

Hi Shifa,

\n means new line.

• If you put it before the text, it moves to a new line first, then prints the text.

  cout << "\nHello";
  

• If you put it after the text, it prints the text first, then moves to the next line.

  cout << "Hello\n";
  

So the difference is whether the line break happens before the message or after it.

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