What is the difference between write and writeln?
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What is the difference between write and writeln?
I've searched in stackoverflow, but could not find about this. And I also searched Google where I can get the different sites results. But I believe that SO would give me the best description on these. Thanks.
Share Improve this question edited Jan 20, 2014 at 13:40 Chris Ballard 3,7694 gold badges30 silver badges40 bronze badges asked Jan 20, 2014 at 10:58 Navin RauniyarNavin Rauniyar 10.6k14 gold badges46 silver badges70 bronze badges 1- 2 Why not read the manual page? – Ed Heal Commented Jan 20, 2014 at 13:41
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Reset to default 7writeln adds a \n character to the end of the string. This almost never makes any noticeable difference when writing to an HTML document.
write and writeln are the same function. The only difference is that writeln adds a new line at the end of the text.
write() and writeln() methods have the same functionality
If you give for loop then it will be internally writeln method will break the line but in real-time we have no such outputs
because of windows.document.write(), windows.document.
writeln() methods are the problem...if we want to break the line we have to use br, \n, or pre tag or you can use the para tag in the script.
We have no option with writeln() method to break the line.
In javascript, there is no much difference in write and writeln. When writing to an HTML document, this nearly never makes a difference. Writeln only increases the readability of the code.