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1.10.7.A few escape sequences for denoting special characters:

public class MainClass{

   char newLine = '\n';   // for new line



   char returnChar = '\r';// for return



   char aTab = '\t';      // for tab



   char aBackspace = '\b';// for backspace



   char aFormfeed = '\f'; //for formfeed



   char aSingleQuote = '\'';// for single quote



   char aDoubleQuote = '\"' ; //for double quote



   char aBackslash = '\\'; //for backslash



}

1.10.char
	1.10.1.	A char literal is represented by a single character in single quotes.
	1.10.2.	Java characters are 16-bit Unicode characters.
	1.10.3.	Type in the Unicode value of the character, using the Unicode notation of prefixing the value with \u
	1.10.4.	Characters are just 16-bit unsigned integers.
	1.10.5.	Not legal assignment for char literal
	1.10.6.	Use an escape code if you want to represent a character that can't be typed in as a literal,
	1.10.7.	A few escape sequences for denoting special characters:

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