what is newline
escape sequence??
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A Newline Escape Sequence is a character that represents the end of a line and the beginning of a new line.
- In certain programming languages like C, Java and Perl, a newline character is denoted by '\n'.
- Escape sequences are used to represent actions such as tab movements on printers and terminals. They provide literal specification to non-printable characters which have special meaning in a program code.
- A newline character is also non- printable so it is denoted by a sequence of characters put together within a string literal.
- A couple of more examples of escape sequence are : '\b', used for backspace and '\f', which is used for new page.
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