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NoCharEscape
Misconception:
A \ in a char or String literal has no special meaning; it is no different than X or + or any other character.
Incorrect
\ is a normal character in char and String literals
Correct
\ is an escape character in char and String literals
CorrectionHere is what's right.
Here is what's right.
No. The backslash (\) starts an escape sequence. There must be something following the \ (e.g., like \n or \\ or \"), and the \ itself is not part of the content of the literal.