Mathias Bynens • 12/21/2011

JavaScript character escape sequences

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This article provides a detailed technical overview of character escape sequences in JavaScript. It explains concepts like Unicode code points, UCS-2 encoding, and covers various escape types including single character escapes (\n, \t, etc.), octal sequences, and compatibility considerations for cross-browser support and JSON.

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