Escaping Characters in Go

Some characters have special meaning inside Go string literals. To include them as regular characters, we escape them with a backslash (\).

For example, a double quote inside a double-quoted string must be written as \":

fmt.Println("I'll study \"Coding 101\" on AlgoCademy")

Common escape sequences include:

• \" for a double quote inside a string
• \n for a new line
• \\ for a literal backslash

fmt.Println("I will learn this\nNo matter what")
fmt.Println("C:\\Users\\Andy\\notion")

Assignment
Follow the Coding Tutorial and practice escaping quotes, newlines, and backslashes.