I am using the Read() and ReadLine() methods to get the text from a text
file. I just recently learned how to do this, but I have used Javascript to
search long strings character by character in the past. When I searched
strings in the past, I used an if statement to test if each character was
equal to "\n", and eventually concluded that there was a "\r\n" between the
end and beginning of each line. However, this does not seem to be true for
reading from a text file (I tried testing for "\n" and testing for "\r", but
niether one seemed to be there). In a class I once took, there were specific
codes (I believe the end of line one was EOL) for end of line and end of
file. How do you do it in Javascript?
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