Java Escape Characters - Newline Backslash Single and Double Quote Escape Sequences - Java Tutorial

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An escape character is a two-character sequence that starts with \ such as \n for new line, \t for tab, \\ for a backslash, \' to print a single quote, and \" to print a double quote. There are also \b for the backspace character, and \r for carriage return, and \f for form feed, but these are not commonly used as the others.

It represents a special character, that would otherwise be unprintable. The characters are reserved in Java and and must be properly escaped to be used within strings.

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