C # Study Notes: console. writeline () and console. Write ()

Both write () and writeline () are methods provided by system. Console. The two are mainly used to display the output stream by the specified output device (the screen by default.
The differences between the two are:

The console. writeline () method outputs the string to be output along with the line feed control character. When the statement is executed, the cursor moves to the next line of the current output string.

Console. Write () method. The cursor stops at the last character of the output string and does not move to the next line.