0x000D
0x000D is the hexadecimal code point for the Carriage Return (CR) control character. In ASCII, it has the decimal value 13, and in Unicode it is represented as U+000D. It is a non-printing control character that moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line without advancing to the next line.
Historically, CR is central to newline conventions. Windows text files typically use a CR followed by a
In programming and data formats, CR is commonly represented in strings by the escape sequence \r in
Related control characters include LF (0x0A) and the CRLF sequence (0x0D 0x0A). The legacy and cross-platform