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That's 13, in hex it's 0D.
Carriage was the roller on a typewriter that held the paper in place. The carriage return moved the carriage back to the beginning of the column on a new line.
The carriage return refers to a key on a typewriter. The carriage return key returns a typer to the beginning of a line of text and goes to the next line. When a typer reaches the end of a line of text on the paper, they would hit the carriage return key to advance to the next line.
To lock the carriage return on a Smith Corona Courier typewriter, locate the carriage return lever, typically positioned on the right side of the carriage. Slide the lever to the locked position to prevent the carriage from returning automatically after typing a line. This allows for manual control of the carriage movement. Always remember to unlock it when you want to return to normal typing operation.
Carriage Return, and Enter key.
ASCII (decimal) 10 is a linefeed character. text editors often use both a carriage return character (13) and a line feed character (10) when starting a new line. the same logic a typewriter uses where you have to return the carriage (which moves the paper over) and then feed the paper upwards.
\r means Carriage Return, which means: return the cursor to the beginning of the line in more simple words we can say that it's deleting each character from the active position upto the beginning.
LF, CR (line feed, carriage return) from the typewriter days when the paper would feed around a roller and the roller was on a carriage that moved horizontally.
In computer programming, cr is carriage return, lf is line feed.
No, there aren't ENTER keys on typewriters. The ENTER key was created for the unique "computer" requirement of entering one "field" or "block" of data. Many electric typewriters had a "carriage return " , usually labeled "CR" which served the different purpose of moving the printing element back to the beginning of the next line on the page. Interestingly, the ASCII code (which is used to represent letters and other text characters in a computer) has a unique code for the carriage return key. The ENTER key on modern PC's is usually programmed to generate a two character sequence of where stands for the carriage return character and stands for the line feed character. In some sense this mimics the action of typewriters: Return the print head to the beginning of the line and then move to the next line. See this link: http://www.quadibloc.com/comp/kyb03.htm
It can be 'Carriage Return' or 'Connection Request'. Or many other things. Be more specific.
The <BR> tag is used to insert carriage returns on your web page. For ex: This is line one <BR> This is line two The above text when pasted into a HTML page will get displayed as: This is line one This is line two The <BR> tag has added one carriage return on the web page though we typed the whole text in one line.
A carriage return is a control character in computing that moves the cursor or print head to the beginning of a line. It is often represented by the symbol "\r" in programming. Historically, the term originates from typewriters, where returning the carriage was necessary to start a new line. In modern contexts, it is commonly used in combination with line feed (LF) to create new lines in text files, especially in different operating systems.