How to reference the newline character in the C languag…

In the C language, the newline character can be referenced using the escape sequence “\n”. For example, you can use “\n” in a string to represent the newline character, as shown below:

printf("Hello\nWorld");

This will result in:

Hello
World

Additionally, if you want to use a carriage return character in a character constant, you can do so by simply placing it in single quotes, like this:

char c = '\n';

This will assign the newline character to the variable c.