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See "man ascii".
Newline and linefeed are the same character. Carriage-return is a different character. In unix text files the line terminator is linefeed. In MSDOS/Windows text files the line terminator is two characters: carriage-return linefeed. Both carriage-return and linefeed date from the manual typewriter keys of the same name. |
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