Working with escape characters in printf

- Some characters you just can't…put into a string!…To sneak around this limitation,…you use Escape Characters.…In the C language,…a string is a bunch of characters…held between two double-quotes.…Everything between the double-quotes counts.…But, sometimes you can't type a character…such as the Enter key.…For example if you wanted to put…the Enter key press here…and create a new line of text,…the result would be two lines in the editor,…not the output.…The solution is to use the \n character in the string.…

It's an Escape Character,…which means it starts with a backslash…that's followed by n for newline.…Together the \n is interpreted…as one character, a newline,…and it's generated when the string is output.…The C language uses about…a dozen Escape Characters,…also known as Escape Sequences.…The most common are:…newline, tab, single quote,…double quote and if you really need…to display a backslash character,…you must Escape it as well.…