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Java Tutorial » Data Type » Escape Sequences   2. 29. 2. Character Escape Sequences A backslash indicates the start of an escape sequence. An escape sequence for a Unicode character: adding '\u' in front of the code Website for unicode http://www.unicode.org/ public class MainClass{   public static void main(String[] arg){      char myCharacter = '\u0058';            System.out.println(myCharacter);   } } X 2. 29. Escape Sequences 2. 29. 1.  Table for escape sequence character 2. 29. 2.  Character Escape Sequences 2. 29. 3.  \\: to specify a backslash character as a character literal or in a text string

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