What are special inline characters?
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What are special inline characters?
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There are some characters such as quotes, backslash, apostrophes, etc., that are not displayed in a browser, as they are reserved in JavaScript. The backslash sign is used to insert these characters. The characters are displayed by using the backslash before them. These characters are called special inline characters.
The following table shows these characters with their description:
| " | Double quote |
| \' | Single quote(apostrophe) |
| \ | Backslash |
| \b | Backspace |
| Tab | |
| New Line | |
| Carriage Return | |
| \f | Form Feed |
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