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hey everyone and welcome to jedi as code today weamp;#39;re going to be talking about line endings if youamp;#39;ve ever run into issues where git diffs were yelling at you for changing things you didnamp;#39;t even touch or youamp;#39;ve seen weird characters at the end of your lines throwing off your code um line endings is probably the culprit for that so to show you what i mean iamp;#39;ve set up a folder right here and in this folder i have two files crlf.text and lf.tux and at first glance if we look at the contents of both of these files they seem to be the exact same the exact same lines are in crlf.text and the exact same lines are in lf.text but if we take a closer look and run a diff between these two files weamp;#39;ll find that diff doesnamp;#39;t like it both files or both lines in both files are not the same so the reason for this is line endings but before we get into fixing it letamp;#39;s understand what line endings are first so line endings or line terminato