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Correct.

The printf function, in the stdio.h library routine, interprets \n as the start of a new line.

The \n is an escape sequence which signals the start of a new line. Except for \n, newline are not automatically started by printf.

How would the text get printed when the following program is run?

#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
   printf("Hello world!\nGood-bye world!\nNo news ...") ;
   printf("... is good news\n") ;
}
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