Can a string literal extend over several lines? why or why not?
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String literal can not have new line character(\u000a). So that mean's it can not be more than a line.
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Dheeraj Joshi
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However, you can do something like - String test = "Line 1 " +
-
"Line 2";
if you want to separate your string. This will print as
If you want to add a line break to the output as well, it would be - String test = "Line 1\n" +
-
"Line 2";
which would print as
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