Escape Sequences
A backslash, \, preceding a character tells the compiler that the sequence following the
backslash does not have the same meaning as the character appearing by itself. Such a
sequence is called an Escape sequence. The sequence is typed in as two characters with
no space between the symbols. Several escape sequences are defined in C++:
backslash does not have the same meaning as the character appearing by itself. Such a
sequence is called an Escape sequence. The sequence is typed in as two characters with
no space between the symbols. Several escape sequences are defined in C++:
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