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guys, I passed this challenge without adding \r which I saw in all of your responses. and other thing that I didn’t get it is use of carriage return \r
Your code so far
var myStr="FirstLine
\t\\SecondLine
\ThirdLine"; // Change this line
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Challenge: Escape Sequences in Strings
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Since you are using the newline character, \n, a carriage return \r isn’t needed. The solution doesn’t use a \r and the problem doesn’t ask for one, so I don’t understand what you mean by
actually I didn’t get what does \r do ?
What happens if you try
console.log("Part 1\rPart2");
it’s acting like new line character \n.is it right?
It is similar, yeah. There are some differences in their history and use (too much to summarize, but there are some cool articles on Google), but the two are very similar.
oook. thank u so much 