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JavaScript JavaScript Foundations Strings Escape Characters

Paul Kooi
Paul Kooi
3,766 Points

Javascript Foundation / Strings: Challenge 1 of 3

Can't seem to get this to work for some reason. Seems to be the easiest thing??? Maybe a bug? Anyone else having trouble?

var escapedNewLine = "First line goes here\nSecond Line goes here"; console.log(escapedNewLine); var escapedBackslash = ""; var escapedTab = "";

2 Answers

Scott Evans
Scott Evans
4,236 Points

The challenge is purely asking you just for the characters so for example

var escapedNewLine = "\n"; 
var escapedBackslash = "\\";
var escapedTab = "   ";
Paul Kooi
Paul Kooi
3,766 Points

ah... I suppose I was confused. Thanks for the help Scott I'll give it a try.