WriteLine

WriteLine is a method commonly found in programming languages, particularly those within the .NET framework and Java. Its primary function is to output text to a console or a designated output stream, followed by a newline character. This means that after the specified text is displayed, the cursor will move to the beginning of the next line, preparing for subsequent output.

The WriteLine method is a fundamental tool for displaying information to the user during program execution. This can include debugging messages, prompts for user input, or the results of calculations. It is typically used for simple, interactive output where each piece of information is intended to appear on its own line.

The syntax for WriteLine usually involves passing a string literal or a variable containing text as an argument to the method. Many implementations also support overloading, allowing WriteLine to accept different data types such as numbers, booleans, or even objects, which are then automatically converted to their string representations before being output. The newline character ensures that each call to WriteLine results in a distinct line of output, contributing to the readability of the program's console interface.