A character went before by an oblique punctuation line () is known as getaway succession.
There are all out 8 getaway groupings in Java which have unique importance to the compiler.
At the point when we utilize a break grouping in print explanation then the compiler translates it in like manner.
All the departure groupings with program model are given underneath.
| Escape Sequence | Description |
| t | It will embed a tab in the content now. |
| b | It will embed a delete in the content now. |
| n | It will embed a newline in the content now. |
| r | It will embed a carriage return in the content now. |
| f | It will embed a formfeed in the content now. |
| ‘ | It will embed a formfeed in the content now. |
| “ | It will embed a twofold statement character in the content now. |
| It will embed an oblique punctuation line character in the content now. |
class EscapeSequences
{
public static void main(String...s)
{
System.out.print("tJustTechReview");
System.out.print("nJustTechReview");
System.out.print("nJustTechReview");
System.out.print("nJustTechReview");
System.out.print("'JustTechReview'");
System.out.print("n"JustTechReview"");
System.out.print("nfJustTechReview");
System.out.print("nJustTechReview");
}
} Output
