| Constants |
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| Character constants |
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| A character constant consists of a single digit or a single special symbol enclosed within a pair of single inverted commas. The maximum length of a character constant can be 1 character. |
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| e.g. --> 'a', 'i' , '5', '='. |
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| There are some character sequence constants which are used in C to represented special action, these are called C Escape Sequence. |
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| List of these escape sequence and its tasks are given below: |
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| \a : audible bell |
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| \f : form feed |
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| \r : carriage return |
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| \v : vertical tab |
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| \' : single quote |
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| \? : question mark |
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| \HHH: 1 to 3 digit hex value. |
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| \b : backspace |
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| \n : newline |
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| \t : horizontal tab |
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| \\ : backslash |
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| \" : double quote. |
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| \000 : 1 to 3 digit octal value |
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