If you are new to Swift and find yourself encountering those annoying \n characters after each statement in multiline code, fret not. While they indicate a new line, there’s a simple trick to remove them and still maintain clean code formatting.

By adding a backslash (\) at the end of each line, you can effectively break multiline statements without the unwanted line breaks:

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let greeting = "Hello, " +
               "world!"

However, keep in mind that Swift doesn’t allow a backslash at the end of the last line in a multiline statement. So, remember to avoid that to prevent any errors.

That’s it for this quick tip! Stay tuned for more exciting Swift insights.