Escape Characters
An escape character is a single character designated to invoke an alternative interpretation on immediately subsequent characters in a character sequence.
/*
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An escape character is a single character designated to invoke an alternative interpretation on immediately subsequent characters in a character sequence.
The term escape sequence refers to the escape character and the character or characters whose meaning is modified.
*/
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
//using newline
printf("hello\nhai"); // newline
printf("\n\n");
//using tab
printf("hello\thai"); //tab
printf("\n\n");
//using backspace
printf("hello\bhai"); // backspace
printf("\n\n");
//using carriage return
printf("hello\rhai"); //carriage return
printf("\n\n");
//using a for beep
printf("hello world\a"); // beep sound
}
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