For the current project I'm going to follow some procedures to eliminate white space in my code the wanted. Apparently this line has got to do something with the end because a requirement clearly tells me to end all the rows with the "Unix line ending (\ n)".
Enter the code from the terminal to the VIM, and enter a new line to write me, am I missing something here?
What is the reason for keeping the code behind the white spot and using specific types of line breaks?
On a side note, standard VI / VIM settings do you use to follow the standard coding standards?
Honestly, why
There are different line break conventions in different operating systems Unix Like systems like In order to reverse the whitespace, AFAIK is just sloping ("quick and dirty" can be a sign of refinancing) may be important in some of the following environments behind the whitspace. \ n (
LF ); Windows like
\ r \ n (
CRLF ); Maintaining a conference in a project used in pre-OSX Mac OS
\ r (
CR ) is usually a good idea.
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