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rated 0 times [ 107] [ 1] / answers: 1 / hits: 19100 / 15 Years ago, mon, october 19, 2009, 12:00:00

It doesn't really have to add newlines, just something readable.

Anything better than this?

str = line 1 +

      line 2 +

      line 3;

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answered 15 Years ago jenamackennac · Accepted Answer

Almost identical to NickFitz's answer:

var str = [

    ,line 1

    ,line 2

    ,line 3

].join();

// str will contain line1line2line3

The difference, the code is slightly more maintainable because the lines can be re-ordered without regard to where the commas are. No syntax errors.