title: Insert a line break into Assembly code Easy 68k (68000)
body: <p>I am very new to assembly, and I'm trying to build a small program. I can't figure out how to insert a line break in assembly using the Easy68k. For example, I am starting to write  basic black jack simulator, and I need to do a line break after greeting the first player. I tried incorporating "\n" into the variable declaration, but it just prints out as if it were part of the text. </p>
  
  <p>According to the Easy 68K Help I/O section, I can use
  "LF  EQU  $0A   New line (line feed)" but I have no idea how to implement this. </p>
  
  <pre><code>START   ORG        $400             ; Start of program area
      CLR.L      D0               ; Clear D0
      CLR.L      D1               ; Clear D1
      CLR.L      D2               ; Clear D2
      CLR.L      D3               ; Clear D3
      CLR.L      D4               ; Clear D4
      CLR.L      D5               ; Clear D5
      CLR.L      D6               ; Clear D6
      MOVE.L     playerTotal, D2  ; Store Player total in D1
      MOVE.L     card, D3         ; Store current card in D2
      MOVE.B     playerAce, D4    ; Store number of aces player has in D3
      MOVE       #14, D0      
      LEA        playerGreeting, A1   ; Load Player Greeting in A1
      TRAP       #15              ; Display Player Greeting
  * insert line break     
      STOP       #$2700  ; Stop execution
  
          ORG         $1000   ;Start of data area
  playerTotal DS.L        1       ; Save 1 byte of memory for playerTotal
  dealerTotal DS.L        1       ; Save 1 byte of memory for dealerTotal
  card        DC.L        5       ; Save 1 byte of memory for card dealt
  keepPlaying DS.B        1       ; Save 1 byte of memory for Play again value
  playerAce   DS.B        1       ; Save 1 byte of memory to track player Aces
  playerGreeting  DC.B        'Hello Player 1!', 0    ; Message 
  
                  LF        EQU       $0A
                  END     START                  ; End of program and entry point
  </code></pre>