End-of-line

In computing, EOL refers to the end-of-line character or signal. In Unix systems, the EOL character is line feed (LF, ASCII 10). In Macintosh systems it is carriage return (CR, ASCII 13) and in MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows systems a combination of both (CRLF).

 

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