The \n digraph forces the print() function to:

• duplicate the character next to the digraph
• break the output line
• stop its execution
• output exactly two characters: \ and n

Explanation: The digraph, called the newline character, causes the current line to end at the point indicated by the digraph, and creates a new line that starts right after it.

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