mehrzeiliges

Mehrzeiliges is a German word that translates to "multi-line" or "multi-line text" in English. It refers to content that spans more than one line. This concept is commonly encountered in various contexts, particularly in computing, user interfaces, and typography.

In programming, a multi-line string is a sequence of characters that is written across multiple lines. This is often used for storing larger blocks of text, such as comments, documentation, or data. Different programming languages have specific syntax for defining multi-line strings, such as using triple quotes in Python or backslashes at the end of lines in some scripting languages.

In user interface design, multi-line text fields are input elements that allow users to enter and display text that extends beyond a single line. These are found in forms, text editors, and chat applications. The behavior of multi-line text, such as word wrapping and scrolling, is crucial for usability.

Typography also deals with multi-line text. The arrangement of text into lines is fundamental to readability. Concepts like line breaks, paragraph spacing, and justified text all contribute to how multi-line text is presented visually. The term "mehrzeiliges" encapsulates this idea of text being structured and displayed across multiple lines, whether for functional or aesthetic purposes.