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Known Escape Sequences

There are several escape sequences which can be used to encode special characters:

  • \n, \t, \f, \v, \r, \0, \b, \a like in C
  • \x, \X, \u or \U followed by hex digits: character represented by this Unicode value (in hex)
  • \d, \D followed by decimal digits, same, but in decimal representation
  • \o, \O followed by octal digits, same, but in octal representation
  • \y, \Y followed by binary digits, same, but in binary representation