Making Spaces in Output

Hellooooooo, I have a question about making spaces between the output of a program. Here is an example of what I mean.

Instead of the output being like this:

Code:

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WELCOME
HOW ARE YOU DOING?

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I want it to be like this:

Code:

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WELCOME

HOW ARE YOU DOING?

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So what I want to know is how to make a space like that.
Thanks. This isn't urgent or anything, just wanted to make the output of the program easier to read.

You can send a new-line character. You could also use endl - this'll flush output too.

Code:

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cout << "WELCOME\n\nHOW ARE YOU DOING?";
cout << "WELCOME" << endl << endl << "HOW ARE YOU DOING?";

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Originally Posted by Sentral

Hellooooooo, I have a question about making spaces between the output of a program. Here is an example of what I mean.

Instead of the output being like this:

Code:

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WELCOME
HOW ARE YOU DOING?

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I want it to be like this:

Code:

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WELCOME

HOW ARE YOU DOING?

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So what I want to know is how to make a space like that.
Thanks. This isn't urgent or anything, just wanted to make the output of the program easier to read.

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logic is simple:
first line: put message
second line: put a newline '\n'
third line: put message

OKKKKKKK. I understand it now. Now the program output looks reasonable, instead of some ridiculous pile of words. HAHA. Thanks. :p