You already know how to write simple single-line JavaScript programs that output a line of text to the console. This is an achievement in itself, but real programs contain a significant numbers of lines: from ten and hundreds for small scripts to serveral thousand for large projects. After reading this post, you will be able to write programs that can output several lines of text into the console at once.
Example
Let's start with an example of such scripts. The following code prints exactly three lines of text, each from a new line:
console.log("I");
console.log("know");
console.log("JavaScript");
A line break can also be done using the symbol \n:
console.log("I\nknow\nJavaScript");
The output of these two code samples will be the same:
```Plain Text
I
know
JavaScript
Try [running](https://replit.com/languages/javascript) these scripts yourself to see that it works.
## Empty Line
The `console.log` function also allows you to output an empty line without any information in it:
```JavaScript
console.log("I");
console.log();
console.log("know");
console.log();
console.log("JavaScript");
Here's the output:
```Plain Text
I
know
JavaScript
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