How to read carriage return in java

In Java, a carriage return is usually represented by a newline character. "\r\n" is used in Windows systems to represent carriage return and line feed, while "\n" is used in Unix/Linux systems. When reading text that contains carriage returns, Java treats these characters as normal characters. You can use the BufferedReader or Scanner classes to read text from the input stream until a carriage return or line feed is encountered.