Q
How would you include a backslash character in a string in JavaScript?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option A
Solution:
To include a backslash character in a string, use the escape sequence \.
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How would you represent the Unicode character '' in JavaScript?

A). \u00E9

B). \u0065

C). \u00C9

D). \u00F9

Which of the following is an example of a whitespace character in JavaScript?

A). \u0020

B). \u0009

C). \u000A

D). All of the above

What character set does JavaScript use to represent characters?

A). ASCII

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A). Newline

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C). The character 'b'

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A). \v

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C). \b

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A). /

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D). &

How would you write a string that spans multiple lines in JavaScript?

A). This is line one. This is line two.

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