JavaScript
document.write();
document.writeln();
The differences are actually quite simple. So simple in fact, you can just go to w3schools and look it up…which is exactly what had to be done when I was asking a couple of veteran programmers what the difference between the two are. Funny thing, the only reason I didn’t know is because the book I’m using for my programming class SUCKS!
So what is the purpose of adding ln to document.write ?? All it does is create a new line after each expression.
Have a good day.
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