Is there go up line character? (Opposite of \n)

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Most terminals understand ANSI escape codes. The relevant codes for this use case:

  • "\033[F" – move cursor to the beginning of the previous line
  • "\033[A" – move cursor up one line

Example (Python):

print("\033[FMy text overwriting the previous line.")

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