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Perl
20 lines
530 B
Perl
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You can perform some basic text formatting using escape characters.
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An escape character is a special character that you preface with a backslash (\).
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It indicates that the escape character is a special character that should be specially interpreted.
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Escape characters.
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Escape Character Means
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\" Double quotation mark
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\t Tab
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\n Newline
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\r Return
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\f Form feed
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\b Backspace
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\a Alarm (bell)
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\e Escape
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\033 Octal char
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\x1b Hex char
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\c[ Control char
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