Welcome to the JScript Language
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Welcome to the JScript Language |
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JScript provides special characters that allow you to include in strings some characters you
cannot type directly. Each of these characters begins with a backslash. The backslash is an
escape character you use to inform the JScript interpreter that the next character is special.
Notice that because the backslash itself is used as the escape character, you cannot directly type one in your script. If you want to write a backslash, you must type two of them together (\\). document.write('The image path is C:\\webstuff\\mypage\\gifs\\garden.gif.'); document.write('The caption reads, "After the snow of \'97. Grandma\'s house is covered."'); | ||||||||||||||||||
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