(idea) by linefeed Mon Jul 31 2000 at 20:21:42
10, 0001010, LF, "\n": Line feed

The eleventh code in the ASCII, called also a newline.
I guess its supposed to feed the paper one line forward trough the printing mechanism.
Sometimes preceded by CR (13, carriage return), forming CRLF .

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(thing) by everyone Mon Jul 31 2000 at 20:39:33

On UNIX-like operating systems it is the character that begins a new line. On crackhead platforms it is not so: the Macintosh uses a carriage return, and DOS/Windows uses a carriage return follwed by a linefeed (thus a Windows text file displays properly on both *nix and Mac OS).

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