how to display newline

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Can you use newline seperately or do you always have to use it in fprintf in order to make it work. Theese are my attempts with newline:
this did not work:
This gave a strange result
Is this the only way to make a newline?:
Here is my script for the last line:
rows=3;
columns=5;
for i=1:rows
for j=1:columns
fprintf('*')
end
fprintf('\n')
end
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the cyclist
the cyclist 2011-10-16
I think you got the answer you need from Wayne, but for future reference, you posted three copies of the same image in this question.

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Wayne King
Wayne King 2011-10-16
Hi, '\n' by itself outside of special calls is just interpreted as the string (character array) \n
It's not just in fprintf(), sprintf() also interprets escape characters correctly like \n or \t
but yes you're right:
disp('Hi \n nice to meet you')
% produces Hi \n nice to meet you
but
fprintf('Hi \n nice to meet you')
% Hi
% nice to meet you>>
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2020-9-19
disp(sprintf('Hi \n nice to meet you'))
Sina Davari
Sina Davari 2020-12-11
Hi;
You could simply put { disp(' '); } between two disp for obtaining an empty line.
disp('Hi'); disp(' '); disp('nice to meet you')

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Steven Lord
Steven Lord 2022-9-6
If you're using release R2016b or later you can use the newline function, perhaps in conjunction with a string array.
s = "apple" + newline + "banana"
s =
"apple banana"
c = ['apple', newline, 'banana']
c =
'apple banana'

Kleber Zuza Nobrega
supose you want to disp the word 'Ball'. Try
a=['Ball',char(13),'to a new line']
disp(a)
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2020-11-15
Or
disp("Ball" + newline + "to a new line");
Daniel Gonzalez
Daniel Gonzalez 2021-8-25
char(10) worked for me, but great advice.

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Saul Stokar
Saul Stokar 2022-9-6
Youj can do it using sprintf :
string2Print=sprintf('%s\n','Hi','nice to meet you');
disp(string2Print)
This prints:
Hi
nice to meet you

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