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JavaScript JavaScript Foundations Strings Escape Characters

Miguel Cardenas
Miguel Cardenas
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Posted by Miguel Cardenas
Miguel Cardenas
12,865 Points

Struggling with JavaScript foundations's task 1

I have tried different solutions to this task several times but it doesn't work. Please, help me!

1 Answer

Stone Preston
Stone Preston
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Stone Preston
Stone Preston
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escape sequences generally take the form of \x where x is the special escape character for whatever you need to escape. for newlines the character you need to use is n. so the escape sequence for a newline is \n

note that that is a back slash, not a forward slash. Here is a table that shows you some common escape sequences for javascript strings.