A line is only a line if it ends with a carriage-return & linefeed (or a carriage-return in UNIX). A line is arbitrary because the whole file is really just a collection of bytes, some of which are carriage-returns and linefeeds.
When you read a line , like in a C program, it uses that CR/LF as an indicator of where to stop reading.
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