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Line 20: == Unicode introduced separators == In an attempt to simplify the several [[newline]] characters used in legacy text{{citation needed\|date=November 2014}}, Unicode introduces its own newline characters to separate either lines or paragraphs: {{unichar\|2028\|line separator~~\|html=~~}} (abbreviated ~~{{ctrl\|~~LS}} or ~~{{ctrl\|~~LSEP}}) and {{unichar\|2029\|paragraph separator~~\|html=~~}} (abbreviated ~~{{ctrl\|~~PS}} or ~~{{ctrl\|~~PSEP}}). Like CR and LF, LS and PS are effectors for text formatting; unlike CR and LF, they are not treated as "control codes" for [[ECMA-35]]/[[ECMA-48]] purposes (category {{code\|Cc}}), rather having semantics defined entirely by Unicode itself. They are assigned to ''[[sui generis]]'' [[Unicode character property#General Category\|Unicode categories]] {{code\|Zl}} and {{code\|Zp}} respectively, under the major category {{code\|Z}} (separator) used for certain [[whitespace character]]s.

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