Anthony Giretti • 3/7/2025

C# 13: Introducing the new escape sequence

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The article details C# 13's new \e escape sequence, which provides a shorter and more readable alternative to \u001b or \x1b for representing the ASCII Escape character (U+001B). This is particularly useful for developers building console applications, using ANSI codes for terminal colors, or working on low-level systems, offering a small but significant boost to code clarity.

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