Explain please!....What is difference between document write and writeln ??

Question

Are the same function write and writeln ....??

Answer 1

write and writeln are the same function. The only difference is that writeln adds a new line at the end of the text

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Anhjje thank you you very helpful for me

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Sarthak Kimtani write and writeln are similar, why is the use of these two different?

Answer 6

Sarthak Kimtani I am Understood this. Thank you very much for helping me

Answer 7

I am not perfect but what i understood is document.write() puts the contents directly to the browser where the user can see it.

document.innerHTML is changing the HTML of the object you apply it to.

Essentially, you could use document.write() without any connected HTML, but if you already have HTML that you want to change, then document.innerHTML would be the obvious choice.

Answer 8

The second one is a write with implicit "\n" ....

Answer 9

Write("a");
Write("b");

Console output:
ab

It writes in the same line.

writeln = writeLINE which adds another line at the end.

writeln("a");
writeln("b");
Console output:
a
b

Answer 10

Because it adds a new line at the end of the text

Answer 11

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Answer 12

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