What are the escape sequences in C++17 string literals?

What are the escape sequences in C++17 string literals?

In C++17, escape sequences in string literals include common ones like '\n' for newline, '\t' for tab, and '"' for a double quote.

Can you give me an example of using these escape sequences?

Sure! Here's an example: std::cout << "Hello\nWorld!"; This will print 'Hello' on one line and 'World!' on the next.

Are there any new escape sequences introduced in C++17?

C++17 introduced the 'u8' prefix for UTF-8 string literals, but the traditional escape sequences remain the same.

How do raw string literals work in C++?

Raw string literals allow you to include characters without escaping. They start with R"( and end with )". For example, R"(Hello World)" will output 'Hello World' as is.