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7.06 Escape Sequence

Symbol	Description
\a	bell
\b	backspace
\c	prints the line without a new line
\f	form feed
\n	newline
\	return

Example:

[bash]$ student=”Chris\t\tand\t\Darek\n”

[bash]$ echo $students

[bash]$ echo -e $students # when -e option added, statement was correctly interpreted and Chris and Frank tabs and new line were included in your output.

1.00 Introduction
1.01 Document Conventions
1.02 Copyright Notice
1.03 Feedback
2.00 Linux
3.00 Terminology
4.00 Directory Structure
5.00 Commands
5.01 Help Utilities
5.02 Files/Directories Utilities
5.03 Users and System Information Utilities
5.04a Permissions
5.04b Ownership, Permissions and Links Utilities
5.05 Hardware Utilities
5.06 Filter Utilities
5.07 Location Utilities
5.08 De&Compression Utilities
5.09 Jobs control Utilities
5.10 Networking Utilities
5.11 System & Admin and other Utilities
6.00 Symbols, Expansions
6.01 Key Combinations
6.02 Redirection Operators
6.03 Symbol Commands
6.04 File Descriptor
6.05 File Types (long list)
6.06 Wildcards
6.07 Common Regular Expressions
6.08 Extended Regular Expressions
7.00 Parameters and Variable, Attributes
7.01 Variable Commands
7.02 User Created Variables
7.03 Special Modifiers
7.04 Bash Keyword Variables
7.05 Positional Parameters
7.06 Escape Sequance
8.0 Vim
9.0 Scripts
10.00 Conclusion
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