Please update your reply by putting <code> and </code> around your perl snippet, so we can read that part correctly as perl code.

You are printing html output to a browser; the browser is supposed to treat all white-space characters the same (newlines are no different from spaces or tabs or carriage returns).

To tell the browser to break a line, include a "<br>" tag (or, to be more XML-ish, "<br/>") at the point where you would normally use "\n".

Update: to be more precise, something like this would do: 

my $quality = ( $number >= 40 ) ? "old" : "still young";

print "$value will be $number in twenty years.<br>Wow $value, you're $
+quality!";

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In reply to Re^3: I can't make a new line =( by graff
in thread I can't make a new line =( by frederick213

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