When you are doing a System.out.println(""); you can keep all of the text on one line so that you dont use up alot of lines.
I suspect the OP is aware of that and he/she has probably split it across lines so they can see all of the code in their editor without having to scroll left and right.
Also with println(""); it will automatically make the next thing you send out for the application to see on a new line
Given the OP is already using println one would suspect they are also aware of this and just wanted a blank line before the text. Of course they would have been better off using system.println() to get a blank line rather than embedding a control character but this is a minor issue.