JavaScript replace n

In JavaScript, the \n symbol stands for the newline character. If we need to print words in different lines on the console, we can use \n inside the string to introduce the line break . Example: let str = “This is in line 1.

Normally \r represents a carriage return character (ASCII 0x0d ), and \n is a newline character (ASCII 0x0a ) . This page has a list of all the special characters, quoted here for completeness: \f matches form-feed. \r matches carriage return.

To create a line break in JavaScript, use “<br>” .

Adding a new line to the console output If you want to add a new line when printing some words to the JavaScript console, you can use the \n symbol , which stands for new line.

The \t metacharacter matches horizontal tabs (tabulators) .

The \n character matches newline characters .

The \n character matches newline characters .