It's very hard to figure out what you intend to do.
Basicallly ("\n") stands for a newline so whenever you include it, it will break the line? Perhaps what you want is "concatenation".
If so you can do it this way: 

my @lines = qw (foo bar qux);
my $final_line = "";

   foreach $line(@lines) {
       $final_line .= $line." ";

    }

print "$final_line\n"; #include linebreak (\n) here

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gives you: 
foo bar qux
#newline here

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or is there any particular thing other than that?
Can you give us your sample script?

Regards,
Edward

In reply to Re: I can't make a new line =( by monkfan
in thread I can't make a new line =( by frederick213

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