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Line feed (LF) is one of the control characters in [[ASCII]] code and Unicode. | Line feed (LF) is one of the control characters in [[ASCII]] code and Unicode. | ||
| − | In ASCII and Unicode, the character code decimal 10 (or hexadecimal 0A) is defined to be line feed. | + | In ASCII and Unicode, the character code decimal 10 (or [[Hexadecimal|hexadecimal]] 0A) is defined to be line feed. |
| − | A unix (Linux...) [[End of | + | A unix (Linux...) [[End of Line | end of line]] marker is line feed (LF, #10 ). |
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Line feed (LF) is one of the control characters in ASCII code and Unicode. In ASCII and Unicode, the character code decimal 10 (or hexadecimal 0A) is defined to be line feed.
A unix (Linux...) end of line marker is line feed (LF, #10 ).
