Thread: /n not working

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    /n not working

    Hey, the /n isnt working in my code, I´m adding it here:

    if(brev1==100)
    printf("Antal rabattfrimärken: 1/n");

    but it justs prints it out in the console.




    Cant figure out what the problem is.

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    What did you expect it to do? (Hint: The escape character is \, not /.)

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    Oh, that might be why It worked now, I´m so stupid sometimes..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ghezzo View Post
    Oh, that might be why It worked now, I´m so stupid sometimes..
    This escape sequence is sometimes confusing to me too.
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