Is CTRL+M the same as Enter?
<p>So, I've recently gotten into Whitespace programming, and one of the characters is listed as <code>[LF]</code>. Not knowing what this was(yes, yes, yell at me all you want for being an idiot), I looked it up and found on Wikipedia that it could be typed using <code>CTRL+M</code>(aka <code>^M</code>). So, I used it for a while, but when I went back and took a look at the article, it said that <code>LF</code> is also known as <code>CRLF</code>, which is "Carriage Return Line Feed", if I remember correctly. Does this mean that <code>Enter</code>, which is technically the "carriage return" works just as well for the newlines? Sorry if this is a stupid question :T</p>