I have tried to print it but it just by passes because it's an escaped character. e.g output should be as follows.
\correct
Thanks in advance
I have tried to print it but it just by passes because it's an escaped character. e.g output should be as follows.
\correct
Thanks in advance
For that and also future reference:
\0 – Null character (that is a zero after the slash)
\\ – Backslash itself. Since the backslash is used to escape other characters, it needs a special escape to actually print itself.
\t – Horizontal tab
\n – Line Feed
\r – Carriage Return
\” – Double quote. Since the quotes denote a String literal, this is necessary if you actually want to print one.
\’ – Single Quote. Similar reason to above.
var s1: String = "I love my "
let s2: String = "country"
s1 += "\"\(s2)\""
print(s1)
It will print I love my "country"
Use the following code for Swift 5, Xcode 10.2
let myText = #"This is a Backslash: \"#
print(myText)
Output:
This is a Backslash: \
Now not required to add a double slash to use a single slash in swift 5, even now required slash before some character, for example, single quote, double quote etc.
See this post for latest update about swift 5
https://www.hackingwithswift.com/articles/126/whats-new-in-swift-5-0
The backslash character \
acts as an escape character when used in a string. This means you can use, for example, double quotes, in a string by pre-pending them with \
. The same also applies for the backslash character itself, which is to say that println("\\")
will result in just \
being printed.