Generally we declare a string in javascript as follows
var str1 = "Hello there!";
//or
var str2 = 'Hello there!';
There can be use cases when you need to include a double quote or a single quote inside the string.
To achieve this, we can use the escape character '\' as shown below
var str1 = "\"Hello there!\"- Obi Wan Kenobi";
// "Hello there" - Obi Wan Kenobi
var str2 = '\'Urr Arrgghh Urr\' - Chewbacca'
// 'Urr Arrgghh Urr'- Chewbacca
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How to display '\' in string since '\' is considered as escape sequence? Even in this case, the escape sequence can be used to display '\'
var str3 = "1\\2 is perfectly balanced";
/* 1\2 is perfectly balanced */
For more details on string and escape characters refer: MDN Docs
Hope you find it useful!
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