[CSI] endl vs \n

[Mikhail Nesterenko]

> 
> I was wondering what is the difference between these 2 programs and where
> each one would be better in certain applications or if one is better than
> the other.
> 

endl inserts end of line character that forces further output and
input to go to the next line. This character is "\n"

endl needs to be outside of a string.

     cout << endl;

     and
     
     cout << "\n";

are equivalent. I tend to use endl when output preceeding it is not a
string and \n otherwise. For example:


     int i = 55;
     cout << i << endl;		// endl is used
     cout << "Hello, World!\n"; // \n is used

More on this on Wednesday!
-- 
Mikhail