Escape sequences
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This document discusses escape sequences in C programming. Escape sequences use the backslash character to represent non-printable characters like tabs. They have unique ASCII values and all start with a backslash. Common escape sequences include tabs represented by 8 spaces, with the exact number varying by compiler.
Escape sequences
- 1. Escape Sequences By: Er. Aman Kumar
- 2. Special Backslash Character Constants in C • Although it consists of two characters, it represents single character. • Each escape sequence has unique ASCII value. • Each and Every combination starts with back slash • They are non-printable characters. way2ITech
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- 4. • Generally 8 Spaces makes one Tab in Borland C • It differs from Compiler to Compiler way2ITech
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