Multiple Lines

In the previous exercise, we learned to output one line of text. Often, however, we need to output multiple lines. We can do this in several ways:

1. Using multiple std::cout commands:

std::cout << "First line" << std::endl;
std::cout << "Second line" << std::endl;

2. Or using one std::cout command with multiple std::endl:

std::cout << "First line" << std::endl << "Second line" << std::endl;

Both methods will output the same result:

First line
Second line

The first method is clearer and more commonly used, because each output line is on a separate line in the code.

Instructions

Write a program in the main function that outputs the following three lines of text:

I'm learning C++
It's awesome
I'll be a programmer!

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