How to create special charecter literals , Java, C, C++ and many other C style languages support the following special character literals. The one that stands out the most is the \dd d the ddd stands for the encoding for the octal bit encoding, again that’s only if you actually know the encoding bits for the character.
\n --- newline
\t --- tab
\o --- null byte (ASCII 0)
\ --- backslash()
\b --- backspace
\r --- carriage return
\f --- form feed
\dd --- octal bit pattern
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