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By default, the print() function ends its output with the
newline character \n. This moves the cursor to the beginning of
the next line after displaying the output.
Example:
print("Hello")
print("World")Output:
Hello
World
This happens because the default value of the end parameter in
the print() function is "\n".
Example:
print("Hello", end="\n")
print("World")The other options are incorrect because:
\trepresents a horizontal tab.\sis not a valid Python escape sequence.\rrepresents a carriage return.
Therefore, the correct answer is
Option B) \n.
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