Escape Sequence in C Language

An escape sequence in C language is a sequence of characters that denotes a different meaning from its actual meaning and undergoes a change from its normal form when used inside string literal or character. It is composed of two or more characters starting with backslash \.

List of Escape Sequences in C

#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
	printf("\nLearn Easy Tutorial For Escape Sequences!\n\n");
	printf("Print a new\nline!\n");// newline!
	printf("\'Hello World\'!\n"); // single quotation!
	printf("20\v30\n"); // vertical tab!
	printf("\"Escape Sequences!\"\n"); // double quotation!
	printf("Hello!");
	printf("\r"); // carriage return!
	printf("An example!\n");
	printf("What are you doing\?\n"); // question mark!
	printf("E:\\LearnEasy\\LearnC\n"); // backslash!
	
	char* oct = "B\142";    // Octal Value!
	printf("%s\n", oct);	// Print Octal Value!
	
	char* hexval = "B\x2L"; // Hexadecimal Value
	printf("%s\n", hexval); // Print Hexadecimal Value!
}

Output :

Learn Easy Tutorial For Escape Sequences!

Print a new
line!
'Hello World'!
20
30
"Escape Sequences!"
An example!
What are you doing?
E:\LearnEasy\LearnC
Bb
BL