The carriage return IS going to the beginning of the first line. The the
linefeed (\n) is being added which takes it to the second line. Of course,
hard coding newline characters (\n or \r\n) is BAD practice. As Cerebrus
suggested, you should always using Environment.Newline to ensure that you
are getting the correct values. This also applies to other environment
values.
By all of your posts, it seems that you don't have a basic understanding of
the language that you are using. I would suggest starting with a tutorial
to better understand the language before you dive into the code. Or, you
could just start attending class!
...Glenn
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 1:20 AM, VIKAS GARG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But if I use
>>>
>> Console.Write("This is First Line \r\n and This is Second");
> Then the output comes
> This is First Line
> and This is Second
>
>
> If \r take the carriage to the first line then
> it should carry "and This is Second" To the first line
> Here why the carriage not going to first line
>
